Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-28
! EW YORK. This IL the story
Of how an American boy with
anaught to aid him but y Yankee.
pluck and Y ankee determine

s8 II Of how an American boy with
8naught to aid him but Yarlkee
pluck and Yankee determine
ton went to far-away Chill.
wooed and won away from q horde OF
y Chilean suitorsathe prettiest and rich
est Chilean heiress. and = few days
\ ago brought his bride back to the Ho-
\ tai Plaza, right here in New II ork, a
related BY the Sunday World.
.E5 John $Lorgct de Saulles is his right
& name, but Jack de Saulles he has been
II Gmce5 the day. ten years ago. he tore
II down the field with half the Princeton
Il team at his shoulder and fighting
4 them on, one by one, planted the ball
y back Of the goal-posts for q touch;
Il down for Y ale. 4; " \
Star quarterback at Yale. chosen 70
n the quarterback on the all-American
4 team. and crackerjack base ball player,
d Jack de Saulles was the idol of bis
Z college and OF thousand of youngsters
v ! decade ago. And the qualities that
G made him . gridiron hero won him bic
bride. .ssS
"A little over I'll ago busin esssin
/. terests made It necessary for him 70
u 60 to Chill. NH 5a5s5
TO Jack de- sanlles Chill had never
meant more thaniSa pink strip on the
\ map Of South America, but when he
found himself there as an engineer he
threw himself into his work with all.
the enthusiasm he used to show on
the gridiron. z,
s5 Hts personality won him entry into
Il the homes Of culture in Chill. and the
doors OF, the clubs swung wide to him.
Dawnins q Romance.
twas during the summer season in
n Chill some friends Of De! Saulles sug-
b gested one. day that he accompany
Il them u to vina del Mar, suburb OF
II Valparaiso, and by far the most fash
h lonable place In all Chill The beach
on the seashore at VIVA del Mar was
i thronged with the wcnlth and beauty
.Sof Chilli the day the party Of young
men from Santiago arrived. Ed
There were the REPRESENTATIVES OF
n the Gillian government, the ranking
II omcers of the CHILEAN army, the rich,
est youths and the richest ladies OF
s Chill, and the most beautiful.
Az was the fashion for all the
# young men. the visitors went to the
4 bathing casino and were soon taking
the rollers from the Pacific with ali
a the zest OF youth. II E. Il. .fsl: ~
Inevitably a race was proposed.
Do not imagine that because the
q young American won 1t was an easy
victory. The young Chilians were no
Il mean athletes themselves, even
\ though they had never been the hero
1t Yale. Swim they could and swim
a well, too. They pushed their guest
y to his utmost and his victory was by,
inches and no more.
But his Efforts were amply reward
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All along the beach, reclining in
VI easy chairs beneath comfortable
N shades and gayly colored parasols.
were some Of the prettiest girls in
Chilli Among them Senorita Blanca
Erazzuriz, daughter Of Sonora Blanca
Erazzuriz-vergara. by far the richest
woman in all Chilli.
y, senorita Attracted.
When the swimmers crawled out of
the water and lay on the beach to rest.
II there was one who applauded the
winner bit more enthusiastically per.
haps than any Of the others, it was
B the Senorita Blanca Erazzuriz.
!. And then she insisted that the hand.
some young American be presented to
4 her. ai5-,