Judge — April 21, 1923 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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ehold the Kaiser as a Thing of Shame! Here at last is the powerful, graphic picture of the Kaiser's private, secret life—of his birth, his strange disease, power, his degraded court favorites, his ghastly dissipations, his terrible utterances—and finally his exile! Here is the man that made the earth tremble—stripped bare of the trappings of Empire—brought face to face th the evidence of his amazing sins against Heaven and man! The searing light of truth has found the dark spot his soul, revealing his most hideous crimes Here at last is the whole truth about William Hohenzollern—the astounding truth that has shocked nobles of German Court and is making the entire world gasp! To miss one word of these exposures is to miss the most astounding revelation of our age NOW PUBLISHED ™The World Astounding- Expose! ehind the Scenes with the Kaiser ™ By the Baroness von Larisch of the Imperial Household lere Was one per = oness during her long in this world | "HAT Famous ee sar in the Imperial saw the Kaiser s ever Household his inner t pete panind She pledged herself i ate life—who x plady. was lor to tell the “truth, the heard his secret ind knows, therefore, of what whole truth and noth- thoughts uttered aloud Poet ental? [reel —New ing but the truth.” who witnessed his Better Than Pepys In carrying out her What's that t pledge she reveals phases of the ex-Mon- pagines that the All arch’ ani who knew him as no firt is high-minded | afch's character and 7 m is a state life which, but for her one has ever ¢ med writings, would be lost of knowing the Kaiser oltimes.” to the world—would and that person was Louis Post Dispatch die with the exile him- the Baroness von La- The Curious Gratified self, ch of the Imperial - craving f ost But, as these amaz- Household! parding royalty Dut ing disclosures are now Vas the “‘spook-hunt” staged to leave the Kaiser alone with fratification in these sure to live, a sensa- the Countess Fritz? edition How did the Kaiser keep the Empress locked up when he went strange intimacies, his , his desires ; . Brooktym Cu tionally large ‘Behind the Scenes of these volumes has : h the Kaiser,” the been published. The —,, What did the Kaiser ask “Daisy,”" the German beauty, to do velations — w astounded the public rush to obtain this set of two Was icitistel asnctlon snlapadl ne Uessanala Garman aciia Court volumes will be unprecedented in who kept mistresses? itself, are the result of the private the history of book publishing! The What was contained in the anonymous letters to the Kaiser : Bar. amazingly low price of $2.48 for the _ that acandalized the German Court? two-volume set insures a tremendous hat was the conversation between th; Be prompt in getting your set! There ‘The part I am playing tonight does not admit probably never will be anything like these startling revelations published again in What d your lifetime. And the time to read them _The Baron : is NOW—while the Kaiser is attempting Pay stds eens his own astounding defence. tions. in quest of pleasure? ery nobles of the German ers and diaries kept by Corporation e 1 Dept. 34 BEHIND THE h . 3 West 29th Street Saeed be Send No Money (7. e283: ; Ty, ERS ET tte the trop wolume It is not necessary to send money. Merely mail the coupon , ee deposit the $2.48 bc‘ow and the two-volume set will go forward at once. When pei culten ho oun oiES pa the books arrive, deposit $2.48 plus postage, with the jfatisfied you agree to refund my mone: postman, and the set is yours. If you are not satisfied tions 2m (he Books alter 5 days! with the books, return them within five days and your money will be refunded. But you must act Name now, before the edition is exhausted. Send no 7 money; just mail the coupon. HERTAG PUBLISHING CORPORATION , , Dept. 34 3 West 29th Street, New York City ‘ 2.08 cash with Address comicbooks.com