The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
HIS TWIN SOULS
HAD KEY To LOVE
AND RICHES
"PrOf Niblo" Had Book Which
Affected Miss Gazzam, Despite
the Fact She Realized II
"a Was Jargon.
1t Tells of Astounding Forces of
Magnetism as Exercised by
Wizard Of Science

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--Mai shall
Clark, better known as Professor
Niblo and DIR. King, whose efforts as
y clairvoyant. medium psychic, palm
list. occnltiEt. agtrologer. fortune tel
Ter, crystal gazer, star reader and as
trail student. to say nothing OF endeav-
ors In side lines. have taken him over
large part of the globe. but have
never gained him disciple oil sucn
wealth aud position AS he found In
Miss Antoinette Gazzam, whose re-
markable story was told. based the
practice OF his varied pursuits upon a
booklet OF which he said he vas au-
thor. and from which amazing docu-
Inent The World quotes this morn
ing.
Clark is credited even by those who
like him least with the possession of
4 certain personal magnetism. as the
laymen tern &C. but which is dignlfied
by a more pretentious title by those
versed 4, psychics Those who know
him begt say that he is man OF force,
but OF no education or refinement; he
depeIds for his effects largely upon
his dominating personality.
That he is man Of mental re-
sourcefnlness is shown clearly 0y the
story told by Miss Gazzam. she was
persuaded that he was her affinity.
though he Is past the half century
mark while she Is only half that age.
She Is woman OF wealth and cul-
tnre. but he succeeded in convincing
her that his sole purpose on earth was
10 live for others Finally she was
persuaded that he was little short OF
q new Messiah. TO use her own words.
II was when she learned he had
deceived her in regard to his wife
that she began to see light and end
ed the domination he had exercised
over her for i've months. II had been
planned that he should get divorce
4 and marry Miss GaZzam, who has n
fortune OF $3.000,000 and white mar
BILE palace at Cornwall, n. Y.
Meantime his wife, known "profes-
sionally" "a Madam Mizpab and
Madam Carmen. sued the young wo
man for $4,000 for alienation OF
Clark's affections and got a com
promise for $4,000 Miss Gaz1am Is
through with Clark. lie may find
comfort In his own writings n he
really compiled the volume he WAS IN
the habit of placing in the hands OF
his students"
II was in that way, after she had
met him last spring in Los Angeles,
thai Miss GaZzhn came Into posses
sion OF copy But Ia spite OF her
welideveloped leaning toward the oc-
cult. the volume lmprt ssed her az a
mass of jargon.
Lure for the easy" ones.
The preamble. however, is cunning
Nv constructed. In 1t he does not an
nounce fatty that the powers he says
he can give TO others are the outorop'
pings of occnltism: he concealS this
until the end II is his purpose TO en@
list the attention of the reader by
making II appear that the Sliis he
describes may be readily acquired by
any one. In big capitals the preface
reads thus:
"This new system of developing and
imparting magnetic force has astound-
ed the scientists Of the entire world.
You can learn the secret Of sue
cess, how to develop the power TO in
fiuence others.
at Is the KEY to higher life.
at sways the minds OF millions and
regulates the destinies OF nations. All
truly great men and women possess
personal magnetism and use II. The
rich man II rich because he ntlliZes
this invisible force; the poor man is
moor because he lacks magnetism or
the knowledge of its use.
THE salesman, the statesman. the
lover all profit by the use OF this mar
velous force
"Dou you wish TO possess this KEY
10 the vaults of happiness. OF friend
shin. love and fame? Or do YOU pre-
fer to plod along vainly hoping that
luck or chance will open the door for