Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-03-02

side her husband.
Sacrifice All for Love-
lao .lechduke Charles Louis. infat-
uated With the daughter OF Prof Gu
ber of the Vienna. un.yersity. vows
lie will never wed any other woman;
and even the women of the race show
The same determined spirit in paying
whatever bitter price the sweet kisses
OF love may require.
The most sensational scandal
Europe 5 courts knew for years WAS
the elopement OF Louise, sister of
Archduke Leopold and crown prin.
cess of SaNony, who eloped from her
royal palace with Giron, the tutor of
her children and is now plain Nine.
Tosell. lost to all the friends and
srandeurs of her former high estate.
The Portuguese throne which young
Manuel lost for a few Kisses from a
French comedienne, might possibly
have gone TO the duke OF Braganza,
Who was recognized at the court of
Austria as legitimate pretender to
he Portuguese crown. But the charm
ing face-and, perhaps the moro
charming tieure-of Anita Stewart and
her millions flashed into his view the
golden aureole that is so binding to
princes IS Well as common mortals
Francis Joseph who has no poor taste
himself in pretty women, has always
been the bar to Cupid in the realm,
with Cupid either sneaking under or
boldly yaulting over to make the
matches he has set his heart on
BraganZa was given the alternative,
by The emperor of formally renounc-
ing his claims to the Portuguese
throne or OF abandoning his marriage
with the dainty and wealthy Anita
1t was the throne that was sacrificed
when the choice had 10 be made
Then Anita also paid dearly because
she had to stand for about d million
OF the princes debts
Vanderbilt Put Love First.
Precisely the same remuneration ol
heirship was made to the full extent
or proud position and immense wealth
that is possible in America by that
brilliant and lirm-natured son OF his
fati.er, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., when
he married Grace Wilson and told his
father that he might do as he pleased
with the $4,000, 900 of the Vanderbilt
fortune-which was exactly what
stern old Cornelius did Alfred
Gwynne got the bulk of the fortune
and the headship OF the family, so far
as the fathers dictum could convey
them
While the dictum worked practical
IL with the cash, ii has failed with
the leadership. Cornelius is recog
nized, socially. as the chief of the Van
derbilts. here and abroad, and he has
earned S25,o00,000 on his own account
since his father died and cut him off
with the Sl,000,000 Vanderbilt was
supposed to need to keep him from
starving.
The price that W. E, Corey is be
lieVed TO have paid to escape from the
bonds that held him TO the wife who
stood by him until he made his fortune
in steel in order TO enjoy the kisses OF
gorgeous Maybelle Gilman, is general
ly put at 81 600, 600 III NJ Flagler,
the Florida magnatc, whose first wife
became insane, and who wanted to
we'd Miss Mary Lilly kennan, of vii
mington. y c., spent $4,l00o00, first
and last, before he could place the bri-
dal kiss on the new Mrs Flaglers
lips
James b. Dukes first bridal oscu-
lation for his second wife cost him
81 500 000 in the form of the magnifi
cent new residence he had built 10
content her with her lot
The kings and queens of earlier
times may have paio as much but
the market value of kisses has Ger
tainly risen for the proetariat of the
present The two sexes offer differ
ent explanations, each. equally cred
table to the human race
The women think it is because the
men have more to give for them; the
men believe the kisses are worth more
than they used to be
Perhaps both are right