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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

Nsine Aeisiatisu, fpsIde ee fiji notbfpeuSis e..
w tldrt, sA oeIbefern uHoernooo Blaze bon
SsdriGp anenue bis 81 eineu BuHste $50 5ub
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pes SaRrpeBs ma &ar xlnoeI WtacandrL NO
bcr Srao tDertger tit aIs .fiiHt GrOseHi uri0 nit
aberiietgt uHo ApnitruftioH Der uotbtaeH 2rais
HIrunseu nHo JuLets, fettfteaeHb bic augss
Meine Bef1atfenbett ber ooreeftIdeeusu ger.
beiieruna, bas 9toeau babon unA bic 4uibeis
buHe bon gIdner,. Spesiflfationen, ADiteHDoran.
i61eeR uIIo 9sr0fiIen fir oteiei6e
eti % bsi5iottH bon BEN etaetTetb Der etasf
GtRssHHaft, Staat Gsip (ersi @ttrtsG alsr DslE
srpablt,E NrtaIissr assrsiufimmensl:
1ab ss sisroar3 fir notsnsReis eriiart tpirs,
81 eerbeGerR unoerwoao Biacc, bon &nriaio
sIoeHae bis on, etnem buntta $50 SUB nUroIi4,
Gnrbs, Reeen bon doH;rt!sE8o'ien. GfIaiiern
oes Sabripees mt Ear NlHber mlaeaoaM, mo
oeT SSrao toerriesr II ais tint gresent. nro
8rosent iiberfteist. nHo spHftriition Der nbtbl.
gen 8raiHiruH9en uHb Sniets, asmdb beE
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cen unD BroftIeE Der osrssisbsnsa GerbtHtruns.
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aHtLisgtn aHD bitrmit satesbttbsn ptrbsH.
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lt4eH eurblinie bon gsariar aRenne. bel Der
sie SuRoertiiel (955.50) sslb; banrI
mifftetgenh 5ur gfnte bon SpbIf Brosent fir
aroe;buD6ert unD fiinfnHosponoie d29 tiir 226)
SUB Bis am grboHssHa bon bretbuHbert uno
Stuesuroodt6ie nn6 flnf8is 2uneertfieI (ss2:5W
5nB; bdnn aiItfteieeHb sur Hnte bon neun gr6s
gent fur fiIuf6ig (eao fir $1,000 sSub biz sur
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tsss .oo) Sns; sGnn aufffelssnb snr sais sriI .n
bier Rrc3ent fiir iinfpq (4q fir 503 .0n) SHp
bis sur @rb6bun1 bon breibanosrt nenHlIHo.
abt3fg 3s9.o0) Rub; baun nntiicis
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ugb pat ber Drat BED trsftIi6eu GurbS berieIes
\ fiaa fp1 init 6ss frleenten GasnrRnte:
&xfaueeus 9A ~ &sxeHu6 Be- UafEiSsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

fsins @s6s.attsn, fpeItts ss far nofepsHbis er'
W flart, cine Berbe iieruHg Sot blnebueH
burb sanaItitruug Der gtepPeHicn aaee. neH
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faHais, foruie bic notbiaen WadraplES.
Set e. 5eftlcfer BON Siaefratp Der Siaoi
pGbItsn IitsIitbsr abstttnhtmmsas;
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nais, feruer Bic uofbtaen UA1nbcles IN
uebTetnittmmaEs mtt esm gd1Hes snarnoHmnesi, men
gs sGS esi s: sstHS fiesFfR in q Ser . 1s0 sss
oerieurs bes Department OF ElihIic Eabirs.
DtlSrr 9lan, sss Ubtn kd4ttsstEs dsFrsisrs'
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ab3aaEfdudIe III neberetniftmmung NIT oem be-
fasisH 9Icre uHo ben geeatfifaitcntn. nuflte'
sps,tfliGtiousr ttermtt autgsbstseH fabl. uHe
in ne5ereiuftimuuue nit BEN btnsueefnefen
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farmffUiteu bee atsuasianaIs beaahn pu6sH
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~ ssusksn; HHb bic Rrhtn bSH bsfasftr DsI
bsT.rung FpHsE Die NssSaSsr far ssssstssstrbt u.s
ssesr. Hssunesn arb 'hr TrndeE nHs D,rsffsst'
ii@Ens ssH 2Silsn, Rsislattssts uns sriptssrit'
6tn Grbtnsuisa, stt Rstsn esresntrrftisn ienis bic
Sirisn szf bic esHss pel6s far his ssrsussAfiiAs
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GsssmsHfi ansssstktu rsresa, ush aHesu nstss
iptubiser Nusaebtn In f& f4lisksn.
Tas bic 10 aHfsrisgtsu MHetmenff In fAuI (h
tAtrli4en Saklunssu bstaeit msTesn fsuFR NIT Sias
ZEN aE' bic hiEausedGesentH 3aslrnssH ~ tisT
"a @reIsut per Satz: eereusetitsf bat esr
sio,Ttbsmsr irVsusssIben btttusrt,n astEtsumi
/, uat isiusm euteEnftH tpI4ss aHefmsnt hasr
besnhIt tnnerbalb hrsisiat3o) '1aaen Bon u. mao
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fas ssHss Su e.sst gis,isusa ssssssssen
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fettllss!HnssH, HEs tnaS lE aEfn SsiTse, sss
stHitlbsE ssisirmmt.
Tat ST ass Der GtfsmmssessE ssa ssisstH
BerbsHtrHns, ptl3er Ht81 fpeasa sEtsrItei mMIhs,
luiemmsu nit ben Rotten fHr HrunetetnttHra sAsf
aut,TtFt eariR, a,ssHft pesr apprspritFi, uHs sls
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gsrtabrtus eatHr uae e9 S1sRtHnNW nA&f
trstHe eintM SsRtsf srH esatsHtsEeen 6tnssFfisa
ossr 9nisEsHsH, eSrtn tHssisto9sH, xHs sit Rstsu
VHs NnssGssn far trstHs ssnsH IsiAsN SuistuA
tsp's psn Rsues b1ssi ssrbeu fsEfn. ess sss
bsiuesn Gtabt tlr tsL&s Sntss Hns In Der ssiIs
sHsssssssu nstStE fsass Rts ss bsi esSts ssa
i&rsibt.
eti q fsrpr bri4lssss, hsS BET gIsrf Sisrsusa
asssRititn mira, es gtrseftHflt ANas biessS @sfss
iHttsE tn nssersEftnnHHs NIT ben &sies ~ ssIs
sriaftn.
SaiIirt on II. April q. 2. 1911.
gIssbeni Nts etasirssss
Sttelt: Chain StEssrfcn. GIsH
2e,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

GinbB bon rlnberfpoon Rfnce NIT bern abrbIi6eH
eurb bon gborfafu Abenne tel ber 9rhchnHe
bon SrsibnHbert rnb osbtunbiiiItsis uilb fisbeV,
0nfftciesrb auE bate bon .feds unb fet9snnhbteI'
sie SnleeTt'iel Rroaent flr hiIfate l64e6 iiir
60,o0l Sub bts our Grbopnnq bon oratbunbsrr,
pn6stnHn6tepste urO tiHHSia SanoerttiRl
Rab d8tsts (so) prosent tSer se.
Foufmffpiten fur tefuet gerraclisrlrn aESfseIit
joaen tm BerbdItuis 8u ben Woribeslsn, msI6s
biir@ befdqte 8erbefieruHa ersteit iveroen mo'
GEN, oiti atie Cots nrb pdtoereten,s bte anerer.
sierSar6 tRssSu 'siastt Sesfiimmt ftnS, Sas Ne Sc
fonbere ssortbetIe bober bur& befnafe Ser
| suus irnen bic uussassn fur ssrberssheHns uns
anssrs WtEunosn un6 far TEudsn nab petsffsutD
I&nne bon Rotistr, @siufuiiOusH uns erforberii@ss
SrSiHsg.ta tfr bic ablistsrIns Bon sslssts. ~. gs.
| ani bic ppnes. psi6s fur bic soransa&tli&s esl'
Itstton hsr binaass ssf@ossnsu Satinnem ssn dHtt'
merits ansasstbsH mtresH, uHs anstrs upftrsnss'
1 cen Gssedt.u Tn 20 imIisbtu.
Fos bic 70 suftrItettn aHtbm.nfs tn ithn uo'
lakrlihtu 3ntfuReeu bstahtt rtrssn fonen init 3tn'
fen uuf bts bHausesfdcbsuen 8dslunssa; Der atstH'
tbtmsr irseRenelAeH bsftuuten Gteeufhams iatin
abtr auA. is nod BEN Ct e tphuiht. iplAss MNtss
\ ntnt bosr betnhisn irntrbalb trontie f20b faei
bon uuh rad Der @aifrune 6tr htftutrnetn Erets
| ndu,, In psi1tm Fant tsioates eacrsNBetmtai
rtht sis 3inien auf bic 9cabs In no t6iietsn ist,
4
| ments Sahiunatn ansgeetbtn tperotH,
Gab Renes Der Stast eiHctHNah eusesesssn
nsrtsu iontn Sor Der RS1tfticH ben aHssmsnis
| fbetIIasIuug.n. nnS iDdr ~ tintm Sttras, Ns
esnftlhsr elsinfpmmt
Tas sr R,F bn esfanm.fpA.u ben Hlsetsr
gtrbtFsruua rpelht Mot ipslitH btAtusrt uures.
ftnGHiitsitH err Rehen eoH artulunstH. ntbN eea
! esftu bon iru.usntIttn @runbtiseHtkun sesr Sn'
ttrtHtn 6sFir, aefduft oetr appTDpritrt. uHe ets
aoatu rns Gusosbsu trctubnsl4tn Msprssriatisrts
| Brfotrsrs bafir nnh bic eAastHefsts. bsi6t
| tresHbtiHtm Rtfser peH ancrsuteubtn eanesrsttH
| ossr SHtsrsNtn, tcrin iustfproAfn, uus bic NsheH
uHh nasaeb.n fHr trasuetintE feIhtn Suipru6. sss
bst etabt Cincinnati aus htm Gri6s ea Htrfsufss
| ssn Ecres besakit merben fo1tn. bts BEN bttaafer
Ssont tiir ici1s Sntds unb In Der EetiYt susess
stbsn rsrser ieftn, rit "a eas @tiss seridrtist
sd e fsrHsr btiAIoHsn bet Der Glssi sttreurA
| snetpidsn ntrs, bic gsrefftHtii6Hna siefu Wds'
| lutteu tn utbnttHhtHtmHua nit hem @tfa tR sst'
sniafsn.
@alitrt ON II. April q. .. 1911.
spbn Cabin.
GrdTfbsrt bes gfahtpdfbs.
GtttR; a. ~ Stuetrfsn. gitrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
NorddeufscherEiou

L0M0eN-PARss-R@
msssfMsfsss 94nenhemsFes Isses 1tenaAe
bssse-. .,AEssssfns Ealfheima, .Aaiirr 5assfs.
Asx @sste".
Rsesinhstse Ssnksmsferfsstt lshsn 1iesAse
Mh HeHer 1sspdfhrsntessHemrffr
1900 xsnnengsbali, 700 eus I1Ra, 70 ksse sss4t
xessfst Saafhtstsfsw", - serty brteeri& Rti.
ss-. -ssrsisa@. ~ernsts aflssa. ~earsssssss
assanss,se s.sssmsgss sssSss' ,ssu 1,u.ers..
~wHe1n -Mstu", FHetsna.
MttteImesr .1ahrfs
Gt8EAITAR-NFAPEl-
eeenldse eAnsnbemrjfr tstsn eamRse.
s@srtsa" trsul, sSarSafsssa .saanfatn psxS.
w., ~esHia MssrtA rsrtsssssa 5rese1.
nsrsaer etrrsatnns h esst a@ta..n nns s,.tAeus.s
nnahennriee xsRreH nm bic @sif
sxrsselerS Gee6s anlta Aber Die aafse sHefl
3GARsCBs q CO.. Hr0saNwy. Mk
8knkTabaasnfeH
N1essxsH fhr Cincinnati:
$sSmnn Rnfioaai B1rf; atrff WasfsusI Faxe
Il Hns meInut etrabs; Eefferu @ermen Ga1l;
4nsS Raftsuak H0fsf: kspIrs a as., 1910 -
81: gitftsfbtrs .Raffsnal NarH: Hstebfsa 6ess
@an easf 6arrttsR xus asl1ais MAJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

RenstsnsrismmlHns Gn EsEasshss, ben q,
april gsbr pistss vsi9Giis Ileasu slE Bet
bauoiune soE.
q. atfsrmsHh ess&<s.
". q. e At,It EAsittnart. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

Taxpayers AsSOc'l.

QsnhI ben Iireftoren hemas bwffAra ERh
Sh tiax Rp. i04 Ut GOH1 SffGsf.
0eneraIsBufamaEiuna ukr absHbs.
3abres.B .BetSros bon Sioo BEN isSt an iaaig-
um Ggtpo-eIsnplsEe Der fpsbsH srfAisRensu
EtsrtaiGtrs-3estuns ca sSeriisu Oeer i'd Gnsa'
f4eIishen, fam man fasIsh cerfsgeten SeesE
SuruSbsi3et fnlts hA nHfAiissen.
@amHsl GMmGn. grd.
Ersh Iufe Eefr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

aeiiebte Satin bon MnthoHh Eorrp I'm MItsr
BON So Sabren uno w1pnaten. Die Beerbts
gnng linbet itatt bonn Trausrbuife aus upt
Gonncrffng ben q. @priI nm S1a ubr Wlors
gems, tuorauf nm 8 tl6r tn oer Ct Ueprgirs.
Rirchc etH teierItbes Renuiem ab9etogteH frir6.
GraiIoe ftTb einseIaoeH. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
Keith's Columbia.
Gas 0bmarha
fesuif nflosTe bekeafegbe ffiuffief
STANDARD siss. s;.. q s:..,..
rsatinss isssn xas
The BoWsry Burlssqusrs"

irirb Der Gnlub essoesn. bob er
tpahrf6einli1 aus Der Gsoer sines
Wonnes famine, Der an Der Melsreiie
ieIbft tbeilsenommen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
Afinrid, fifd,sr,

tm alter bon rs Sabren nre 25 3nesn. Gie
s'sr fsIs sst s@ gsSos bs Bonn 0S Ttoer:
bdnfe, Rp e5I Wtc8berion Nperne. aus init
Egcuflbe itilb b6fItdbit eiReeIonen. SuI Rnulea
Der trnnernbeH StuterbIiebeDen:
maria Sif6er. geb. Gtfsle. @dttts.
EobIdui. iropTon ann Ictten @nne.
ffur5 LIT BET Gaep, bic &lb III lang:
t1utf fipEet etn @ctt tiibret aus.
RBoblun pfnaisi
Bum Sleiben mar fticbt hieies Saus.
Gu Serhera tr Der EanoerSett,
Tu gnbeft greuhen, pnhft Gft 2eie,
IN tpefte Serrpe, reift bin 5n leRem GInns,
SSorin Sbr nerfAspiHbet gan5. 1927"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

au6 Elm patbsnstfhsui.
RedtsaniDalt (su einsm ibn auf bsr
ann3lsi beiuhsnbeH altsn Gauner, ben
er fhon perfbisbens Wale .b<ruusess
riHtn@ bat): ~Ra. HulliHsin. mas bdbi
Jbr benn f1On misber NAL cusssfreis
isn21
HuLinstp: .6srr Athtsnnipnit, beus
ie tomme i6 MIR in sinsr gbrsniahs;
Sh Dollts Git ndmli6 bitten. Be
meinem iiingiten Gpr5bling paih. ~
itebsn; einsubinnen brau6en Gle nifht
aber pielleiht f5nntn sic ibn fpiiei
mai ols puthsngsf6ent eint reat ffOns
Dertbeioigungsrsbe baltsn!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

gcIiehter @atie bon Geoe6uIena erosne eeb.
guHg ftHbet om Greitag, ben 2s, apriI 1911,
WiorGens h9 u9r, pom Irnuerbdu'e, .Ro. $50
Guirf Npenue, aus ftatt, fporduf nm 8 upr IN
abeebaiten utrh. Greunhs fiHo bofIi8ft einse'
llbeu. 26-2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
5ufina Corn,

Starb in ibrer sSctmne. 30. 2s3e 9ecoR
SfrGbe. ON 9acufne, ben ~. NpttI 1e11, uu
10 iIhr 40 lnir1ttPu 9dh1nIffaa5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
SsSes-anseisen.

,ss e1sIe an an wspSTnsas ben - aesn oiIsb: isab:
ter @nfte,. Boter. @1pieaeroateE. sroBedfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

Gin un 6tfrnsr, httiasr, aurefiaHter Rdder
siH btrttrathtftr Wdnm ipire pcretieeta werlsRs
GERS asn GHetsab Rddnti, Gpisrta, Chic.
Enumkh hafst an Rb6sn. ~aAinfreesa bel
Genre @tierststtr. Z. nHs Mum ctr. u
5nHasr Isbiar WanH, far gerttarssit. 4g1
Eh Nsagl Ctr
Ss6sS hrltn caHs. en- GATES. 49, 1900 a@,
&trass.
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4 geriaHgt ift1nnlidj.
lSiH naattrnsr, astis,r. susesiaaisr easer
1 ttH btrttirafhtftE Wanm fptre pcretieeta wertsns
GERS asR GHetaab Eddnti, GUfsria. chie.
saumkaaIst on Rssrn. wdA,nirss,H bel
esars stIersesttt. 7 nnO aium ctr y
3nHatr,, Issiau manH, fat ssrtrarses 4g7
Ssdsr brittle cans. en- GATES. 49, 1900 aas
/ gerIanet-,peibIid3
4
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5aeren IN 1iHdHnan mebste. ObeE frgenestnf
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ben fIie oSer noe Iebea .ssrs presisr' aRLi.
f sso S 70. 70 ffds siasss q aris Gs "a BARBARA s'
assss.a iss 2 aas.sss.tt; sata a:ss; asirsa.
siHtsIH assaas. eOl6 GG,keah etrest hs
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t,5s.a wa sa sm @ Ssasstssai altsa'
| wsdta., An, sA' ~ ao1 Ep~s1A asfhAs'
$500 ----------.- --.--.
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pfssttHt causarbat NEt sans mgf artabrRna
sfit : 80 -. 90 -. s''''
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&. a. Snnmfnrr.

efcEb an Si.utop, ben g. april 1911, Rsre.us
nm 3:b nar, In isiusr aeobHuug, snuD Gin, O..
nRir iaHietesIiebter @atis Rnp Batter,
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Ths0. Hrosnr.

@trb am 9ienftug, ben 25. GprtI 1911,
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09
MISS SIEGEL ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Siegel, of 1903
johnson avenue, this city, announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ray Siegel, to Isador Leavitt at a re-
ception held yesterday at the Siesel
home. A musical program was rem
dered by Miss Leona Siegel and III
RIGHTS orchestra.
Miss Ray siegel, assisted by Miss
Leona Siegel and Miss Beck Leavitt,
will receive Sunday, October IL. The
following we're present yesterday:
Mr.. Abe Leavitt, ST., Mr.. Samuel
Leavitt. Mr.. Joseph Zimmerman, Mr..
Jack Leavitt, MI. and Mrs. Vatnewich,
MI. and Mrs. Fl. Leavitt, Mr.. Abe
Leavitt. jr., Miss Beck Leavitt, Mr..
Philip Davis. Mr.. Bernard Davis. Mrs.
s. Garfunkel, Miss Nettie Garfunkel,
Miss Fanneta Garfunkel, Mr.. Henry
Garfunkel, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gold
sticker. Miss Bernice Goldsticker, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Sulky, Mr.. and Mrs. Engel-
iaan. Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer, Miss Celia
Sauer. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Siegei, OF
Brooklyn: Mrs. Joseph Fletcher, MIR. and
Mrs. Abe Siegel, Master Milton siegel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09

swered that adj he picked u those
whom he thought would have one
To them he told his story about how
they could become graceful, beautiful,
strong and fascinating through his
teaching of mind mastery.
I'm the first stage of the course he
would exhibit me as Il living example
of what that treatment could do. He
used TO make me appear in pink flesh
ings. Then he would leave me alone
with the prospective patient. He said
! had II model figure. He claimed to
his victims that my fascination was
due TO his teachings.
Il Was forced to all sorts of humiiia-
items and degredations. He would take
me 70 New York and watch me from
Z distance while I s~olicitated men to
join his cult.
In Newark he. obtained many pa
tents many of them professional men
with plenty of money. He had women
patients whom he visited. TIe treated
them and instructed them how to be-
come strong and beautiful"
The rest Of the story as told by Miss
Sopa is u%nprintable, save for the state
u1ents she gave TO the police about how
sire came TO leave him. This
visits made to New York with him,
where he used to follow her while she
walked the streets and where, it she
failed to do his bidding, she was beaten
Horribly. The girl said that she en-
dured this until endurance became no
longer possible. Then she turned to
Schosso, a man from her own country,
whom she had met al Olympic Park
during the past season. He had also
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09

become friendly with Kranz, SO that
1t was easy for her TO tell her story to
him.
Yesterday InorniBG krnDz appeared
before Chief Corbitt aud told him that
Mary Sofa was missing. krapz repre-
scented himself rs n relative aud prom
Used TO turn the girl over TO her parents
II tbe police found her.
Il am so afraid she will conle to some
harm alone in q big city like this" he
said.
Three weeks ago. when Miss Sofia
and William Socio, formerly a strong
man at Olympic Park, We're in a local
theatre, Kranz excltedly told Police
man Eckerlein to go in and tell her
to come out. Then he said that she
was his wife.
She shortly told the officer That sfle
was not Kranz's wife and refused to
leave the sids OF Socio.
Socio's story, as told to al Evening
STAR reporter, reveals how the down.
fall of Kranz was FASTENED by his at
tempt to invei :, Socio into lis hyp-
motto schemes, since Kranz Wac ar
rested while trying to have Mary Sofia
taken into custody on the ground tina
she was Insane.
"on August g." Socio said, while ]
was performing at Olympic Park, this
man Kranz and the young womsn
came to me and after We were &C
quainted they invited me to their homo
at 1852 Broad street. There was made
very welcome. But I soon saw that
I was in the position Of a dupe, whom
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09
SHOWERED WITH GIFTS on
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rand geie-
brate 18th Anniversary.

Gifts and innumerahlo eongralula-
items were showered upon Mr.. anu Afs.
Max Rand. of 81 West street, last
night. on the occasion of their silver
Hedding anniversary.
More than a hundred relatives anu
friends helped to make tho event Il
memorable one, and singing, dancing
and diversions Of all sorts kept The
company together for hours. Delega-
tions from lodges, OF which Mr.. Rand
is a popular member, were among the
guests. Saslow's orchestra furnished
tho music.
Among the Newarkers were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rand. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. +. kfTeb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. b. Rosenstrauch. Mr.. and Ars.
Abraham Felt, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Berkowitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Left
and r. and a. Kantor. From Mammal
tan and Brooklyn %boroughs came Al
bert Robinson, Morris Scl1erer, Fred
erick Fischer, Harry Rich and Jacob
Snrna.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09
KNIGHTS OF HONOR TO
HOLD ANNUAL SESSION.
Grand Lodge Meet Scheduled
Here for Thursday.

The annual grand lodge session of the
Knights of Honor will be held Ia the
North Ward Bank hall, at AS Broad
street, this city, on Thursday, and dele
gates representing some twenty~sevet
lodges from various sections Of the
State will attend the meet. Supreme
Dictator Edwin c. Wood, of New York,
and Supreme Treasurer Frank B. 81
ger. of ST. Louis, will make addressss.
Grand Dictator Lewis T. Murk, OF
Paterson, will preside, and tho asso-
ciate grand officers, who viii I'LL the
chairs and assist in the election Of "a
new official roster. are Grand Vice
Dictator Charles J. Berry, Of West
wood, who will undoubtedly succeed
Mr.. Burk rs grand dictator; q. A p.
Walter I. Caamplin, and G. R. B. Il.
Van Ness, of this city; G. 7. William
r.. GutheTson, of Paterson: G.. e.
Charles M. Keyser, of Ridgewood:
Guide f. c.. Linderman, of Montvafe:
G. @. Walter r. Colts, OF Passaio; G. s.
f. p. Keyser, Of East Orange; r. G. D.
John A Van Emburgh, of Ri6gewood,
and Trustees G.. Joethe, of this city;
E. e. Tooker, of Englewood. and y. y.
Zabriskie, of Ridgewood. The report
" " Z SupiiAlIou ny 1taiiu fp@pOItoI
Van Ness, OF this city, will show that
the order has closed ono of tho most
encouraging years In it's history. The
various committees that will render
statements for the term will include
the committee on laws, comprising J.
b. Pier, of Montc1air; j. Fl. Lachmund,
jr., of Riverdale, and ]. II. Doane. OF
Plainfleld: on finance. William A.
Ward, Of Nutley: Chauncey *. Leach
man, of this city, and II. J. Woltrep.
of West Hoboken; on German work,
William Fass, OF this city, and Louis
Stark and IT.. y. Clausen, OF Jersey.
(fitV
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-09
CALIFORNIA TO VOTE ON %
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. -.
California voters will have the oppor
tunity next Tuesday at a special cleo
ton to vote oil twenty-three proposed
amendments to the State constitution,
including the establishment Of the ini-
tiatlve and referendum. recall of elected
the granting of equal suffrage.
The amendments were prepared by
the last session of the legislature, which
followed the States first employment
of the direct primary.
A campaign has been carried on
under the direction of the Associated
Equal Suffrage leagues. and it is pre-
dicted the woman's suffrage amend
ment will be strongly supported.