Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-19

which VIII bring millions OF women
to her feet, begging her to tell It 70
them. Greater than the love philt-
ers of the ancients, more powerful
than the receipts Of witches and fol-
tune tellers, is her secret.
And, through the perversity of
her kind, Mile. Baundet, having dis
covered the greatest secret in the
world, refuses to tell II, even to her
best friends, though they beg and
plead with her to reveal It to them.
She has discovered the secret Of
winning men. She has found
scientific, easy, and perfect receipt
for making any man she choose fall
desperately in love with her, and
propose marriage to her, even Mt
their first meeting.
What her mysterious power Is
she absolutely refuses to tell. She
says any girl in the world, no mat
ter how plain, or even ugly, can by
using her simple receipt cause any
man to propose to her. She uses no
"black art" so she says; she uses
nothing but her own system, and enc
has demonstrated in a wonderful
test what she says is true.
Steals Her Friends Lovers as Test.
Mile. Baundet is young. She Ia
handsome, graceful and rich. Moth
ing was more natural than that doz-
ems OF men should fall In love with
her. almost at first sight, and seek
her hand in marriage. But when
she stated tbat she had discovered
n scientific way to win the heart OF
any man, her friends refused TO be-
lieve Il. Several OF her girl friends,
no young and as handsome as her
self, laughIngly dehed her to win
away the love OF their sweethearts
and then were heartbroken when.
without the slightest reason, seem
ingly, they found themselves de-
serted and their lovers at the feet
OF Mile. Baundet.
But. Mile. Baundet was generous.
Having demonstrated her power she
returned the lovers TO their rightful
places; gave them back to the doubt
ers, and the doubters were doubters
no longer, but Arm believers.
But the greatest test was made
recently. Mile. Baundet told many
persons OF her receipt for making
men love her; and many OF the men
themselves, on hearing II. scoffed.
when they scoffed openly. and she
heard their challenge. she promptly
convinced them. and when they were
on their knees before her, pleading
for even smile. she reminded
them they had scoifed at her power
and that she had punished them.
Even then her friends and ac-
auaintances refused TO be con-
vinced. They admitted that hun
dreds of men had proposed TO her.
and fallen In love with her. and fol-
lowed her. but they said II was due
10 her beauty, her vivacity, her
grace, and her cleverness. She ad-
mitted that her beauty helped to at
tract victims. but said her receipt
was responsible. and that even were
she hideous, yet she could make
men desire wildly 10 marry her,
Disguises as Ragged Street Beggar
The statement was challenged,
and in reply. Mile. Baundet proposed
the strangest and most startling
test OF ALL She stated that she
would disguise herself. attire her
self as a street heggar, and that, sit
ting ON a boulevard corner. wrap
ped in rags. and squalor, and hide
Gus in her makeup, she would force
men 20 stop and propose marriage "a
her. Her friends and her family
laughed, and told her she would see'
The challenge was made and ac-
cepted at dinner at the home OF Mile.
naundet In the Rue Vanvenargues,
at which six persons outside the fam
lily circle were present. II was
agreed that she should, for Ave days
disguise herself as beggar, and sta
tion herself at corner, apparently
soliciting aims, although a small
stand with fruits and nuts was 20
serve as an excuse 20 the gems
d'armes. The property was owned
by one OF the members OF the party,
who readily agreed 20 secure the
necessary permit,
Members OF the party were 20
keep the arrangement strictly secret,
and we're 20 watch the proceedings