The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

- claims Miss Helen Stailo,
:, Alexander McDonald's grand
..,sters and heiresses. "Never!
! sss the very best kind Of good
- haye lost a huge fortune, OF
.s,s. but what care ]? Have l
) Won q prince who loves ME for
.r.sw alone and not for my golden
i,siss | have been loved before,
:. I.sst men have said that they
I,,d me-. but that was In the days
,ssa | was supposed to be a
uido000O heiress. Those men
nm In love with the Idea OF
sr55irg my fortune, they did not
All of me at all. In those days I
M not human being, q. girl with
dis heart; ! was merely a bank
rtount
AL how different II an Is to-day.
M to marry the prince Of my
al5tals days, the prince who
I,ss me- and only me. What is
NJ bssearly 100000 year 10
Tebe Murat, favorite nephew OF
n Empress Eugeuie? The veriest
hatsue. He spends that In
rsnth: It is only a hundred thou.
ud francs. And how far will that
r 10 keeping up our position in
hHb? II is laughable. Why we
lst never mentioned money We
IN 10 love with each other and
ut explains everything, does 1t
| I'll
Why am | 30 sure that my prince
ka me and not the remnants -ot
u s50,000,0o0? An. easily. Be-
ulle won him IN a fair fight from
| d greatest beauty Of Paris, the
tniDating and eSer-so-)ovlng
asdse Yane, and you, who know
| w Paris, know what this means.
b there ] am too busy being
hrpy too busy skating with my
wee, too busy being in love TO
NJ yoD any more. But wait, who
~ \ said, oh. 10 be IN Paris and
: brsI' We'll, he was very right
% s IN love In Paris Us the most
'zae1ul thing In all the world
Tbs romance Of which Miss
allo speaks go happily and girl.
ely ls the sensation Of the Day IN
trs and has aroused a good deal
interest IN this country, where
y Tallo sisters" ere very we'll
eo"o. Their history reads Ike
fns wonderful fairy tale. Their
Soer, the only child oi Alexander
EDunald, a Standard Oil mognate.
- When they were children, jsav-
= men 70 her father. Naturally,
y EndietheT idolized them end
% nad everything in the world
~ ne7 wanted. They did not
S, however, that some day they
Qo Do called the greatest Amer.
g eairesBes Of their day.
,@lr father, Edmund Z. Stalla
= @ live With them. he spent
AZ az Of his time in New York and
asp; and after Dan Hanna was
aosa MT stallo married Mrs.
& After that marriage the
trAg. ''i' i''oe Vi "oe'i
a. ~ 'aelr big mansion. palvsy
%oa near Cincinnati, these girls
s@ea great dreams Of what the
SIs aeld for them, they would
"s rarls when they could afford
ia@ was their keeuest desirs.
asc Mr.. Mcdonald died and
girls found that they wsrs
sa.sd With being worth $50, 900
spsoe They did not know how
al .ney wefe worth, for they
wsn Kept in ignorance rs TO
prospects, They had little
u TIE value Of money, and
@ey we're given share Of
lortune they were most e1.
lsaal as glrls always will be
H.l.ss suco conditions.
II Tho IL the heroine OF this
sa.,' 'ss fourteen when her grand,
- 0led, Immediately she and
aaer sister began 10 live up to
~, " meir early ideals. They
ss ,onderful months In New
ts,t,.e.a .aey shopped, went 10 the
friends. '' "
t!rr ssre taught by highly paid
u Rovernesaes and finally
Ms came when they went TO
sy as'sen Helen satd. II shall
IN r. frenchmau. He need not
III uaey, but he must be noble
ps,Ssa noble history"
ta~s you zee. devonred French
,ansa shd in her secret soul
shMts lor the days Of Marie An.
as TO return, mn
Should have loved 20 have
/ M Duchess or even a Count @ sss
M a. days" Hhe would saw.
ssdcs,u Why. was born in
essnIo Even the days OF
"a hs,s would have been better
esIa 'rightfully commonplace
- ..a ,ss pretty Helen wonld re-.
ra aha QUO only became happy
satiul : vas presented with a
Vet bo, nome Of her own in the
sad A. .afher, as her guardian.
= kst. apartment for her ond
aS and A. Paris. and there Helen
Ghad oio iaWays could she dres
alIy. S5so % to live and go about
s1ns back aSa ~ she waa eighteen