Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
AMERICAN GIRLS WARNED
AGAINST GLAMOURS0F
EUROPE'S 'T|TLEDPR|zES'

peatedly' to extort money from her.
Anna Robinson, worth 100000,
married to the Earl of Rosslyn, who
gambled away her money at race
tracks, and whom she divorced
Anna Keidel worth 81 200, 900. mar
ried to Baron Schwidler- Schwarzen-
burg, who wasted her money, called
her a pig, and from whom she sepa-
rated
May Cuyler, worth 81, 900, 900, mar
ried to Sir Philip Gray Edgerton. who
deceived her, and whom she divorced.
Eva Mackay, worth $10,O00;00O,
married to Prince Colona, who vast
ed her money, was unfaithful to her.
and whom she divorced
Mary Satterfield, worth Sc, 900, 900.
married to Count Larisch, who squan-
dered her money, drove her back
home, and from whom she separated.
Reina Furst, worth $1,000,000 mar
ried Count Peanloza, who struck her,
drove her out into the street at night,
and from whom she is divorced.
Alice Heine, worth $10.000,00O. mar
ried tofthe Prince of Minarco, who
excluded he rfrom state ceremonies,
and from whom she is divorced.
Annie Reid, worth S1,000,00 mar
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ceived her, abused her, neglected her,
and from whom she is divorced
Bessie Curtiss, worth S1,000,000,
married to the Marquis de Talleyrand
Perigord, who gambled away her
money, deserted her, and from whom
she is divorced.
Consuelo Yznaga, worth s5,000,000
married to the Duke of Manchester
who deserted her for a music hall
performer.
Clara Ward, worth $4,000 mar
ried to Prince Chimay, who drove
her into bad company, neglected her
and divorced her.
Caroline Fitzgerald worth $1,000
900, married to Lord Edmund FHtz-
morice, who shut her up in a gloomy
house, and whom she divorced.
Frances Work, worth 100000,
married to Honorable j. 3. Burke
Roche, who quarreled with her, de-
serted her, and whom she divorced.
Margaret Furman, worth $1,000,000
married to Count La Roche Guyard
who pawned her jewels to get money
for a dancer, and whom she divorced
May Travers, worth $4,000, mar
ried to Lord Wentworth, who brought
prize-fi fighters home to dinner, whom
she divorced.
Ruth Amory, worth 100000, mar
ried to Baron CASTOR Roquefort, who
threatened her with a carving knife,
and whom she divorced.
Elizabeth Cary, worth $1,000, 900,
married to Baron de Steurs who kept
her a prisoner in his castle, and
whom she divorced.
Martha Williamson, worth $230, 900,
married to Count Rudolstatt, who
made her wait on him at the table
and act as his valet, and whom she
divorced.
There Are othersl
And there are others. There was
Count Villars. who married Estelle
Chaplin and who spent his time at
his club; Count Castel Minardo. who
married Edith Van Buren, and pa
raded another woman as his wife.
Sir Spencer Headley, who married
Justine Dixon and who drank himself
into insanity; Baron Achselbaum,
who married Estelle Ogden and
ruined her by his extravagance-and
dozens Of others, every man jack of
whom has been a spendthrift liber-
tine and a brute, and who, having
once got possession of his wife's good
American dollars treated her worse
than he would dog.
A sorry list of prizes are these
matrimonial prizes" that American
girls have drawn in the foreign mar
riage lottery.
Good, wholesome, sensible Ameri-
can girls ought to be perfectly willing
to let foreign girls have these mat
rimonial prizes" They should be
warned by the experience of their
countrywomen, who have married
these titled rakes and bankrupts, and
who have found that the empty honor
of a title does not compensate for
loneliness and broken hearts and de-
spair.
The only matrimonial prize is a
clean, honest American husband. who
does not demand that a girls father
shall pay his debts before he marries
her, or require a million or two dol
lars to be settled upon him before he
will condescend to accompany her to
the altar.