The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-23


government position. which tool him
away from the more expensive life of
ltlfope. lie took his pick of the matri-
iilohlal offerings mad at his shrine.
concluded the business arrangements of
tne affair, married in eclat, and then
look his bride and the money to the
German colony in East Africa.
Inc American girl was accustomed to
me American conception of c%oniugal
pfoprletles and attentions. She found
lefsell baroness o S~chellendorf and
iiothlns more. The baron spent her
money freely, conSorted freely with ma
1--WE women, and seemed surprised when
she Ventured to demonstrate with him
so the baroness left her prize and Sc
cured a divorce.
Cuchess OF Manchester Is Miserable.
Inc society event of a year wax the
marriage of Helena Zimmerman Gin
cltnatl beauty and heiress. to the duke
Oh Manchester. Recently reports have
come TO America to the effect that their
me Is q succession of disagreements. 1t
is said that the duke and The ducbess
have different views on vital c,~estions
she resents his open attentions to other
women. III is not to be supposed how
ever, n in this case the American girl
went blindly to her life of martial mis-
cry. for the luke was regarded at the
1llne OF the marriage as the poorest
luke IN burke's peerage-poor not in
llhince alone but also in morals His
father had the reputation of being the
most elsreputable noble in England.
Count PenaIoza Was a ProfIioa+e.
Countess Penaloza, who was Miss
Marie RENE Fusz, of st. Louis,
was granted a divorce from her
h~uspahd, who belonged 10 one
OF 'he oldest and most respect-
&c families of Spain. Respecta-
plll'y, she found, as have many before
her, means much less abroad than If
does in America. Her husbands fanore
tie place of residence was Paris INIT
she could not endure the life he leo.
me saddest part of their case is the
lact tllat they have two children. of
Mhlch she has been given custody. and
father. e"es
May Yohe and Lord Francis Houa
We're another pair who We're divorcad
a1ter years of incompatabilitv. She
found 1T impossible to retain har 70
spect and love for her husband ana
even allowed him to make her tho da-
dom. Aiee-
Marlborough Case is the Latest.
1he case OF the Duchess of Marl-
poiousn' winch has most recently come
INTO public notice is thus but an addi-
ton to a list of unhappy marriages be-
tween American money and fore;nn
titles. Consuelo Vanderbilt's ,narriag a
10 the Duke of Marlborough elevan
years 6 was society's greatest event
OF the year. Miss Vanderbilt brought
husband a dowry of 5000. 900, and
survived her parents the Duke of Mari
would gain control of tha
vanderbilt multinlillions. The MARRIAGE
Oh her father, however. effectuallv d.
stroyed the air castles the duke had
peen building, and it is said that since
lIhe ne has neglected her more
ana more. 1t was remarked f]reouently
by those Who saw the beautiful duchess
waking or driving abroad that She sell
dom was seen with her husband Now
comes the news from England that
nave agreed to separate. The pub-
NC reason for taking the step is Tin
ollpa,apilltS but there are, as usual.
rumors OF a woman in the case.
ew International Marriages Are S,c.
c~essf,i.
Few International titled maria ees
rave proved successful. Out of liza
American heiresses of more or less note
VINO have brought foreign husbands
'23l, GOO, 600 i'm dowries there are less
nan twenty from whom reports of nm
happiness nave not come to America.
'erhaps 100000, eco has been scattered
'mons foreign husbands who have mis-
feated and Inundated the women who
rusted them. "No
Rarely do American girls who marry
itles ever attain the coveted socia1 dis
motion for which they have lonped
ne American girl who goes abroad to-
I've the lie OF a countess is taken away
rom a home life in which She has al.
ways been surrounded by loving COM
'anlons-boys and girls whom she has
'l1derstood and loved-taken away to
country, the and customs al.
men she knows nothing, and there
'bllsed to live within herself or asso-
late with %depravity. 1t takes a long
trusgle for q girl to push these s1r,
unding aside n raise herself up to
oclal recognition. Only a few of the
many have attained it. "A l,uronean
will forgive YOU for not being a
ioble born"
More gnawing yet to the heart %
ne American maiden is the fact that
item before the honeymoon has waned
mas lost her love and respect for
he mai for whom cba hoe -.