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CUPID ABANDONS BOW FOR HORSE IN SE TTING STAGE
FOR MATHILDE MCORMICK-MAX OSER ROMANCE
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aid that l.e wanted her te be happy It wn announced at Hint time that,
that idie could de as sdic wished. He -Mr' Metermlelc had withdrawn his J
knew Oer ami found hira a Benucmau cuii-em iviiiiiuiiiiuj. uun uewmra
of character and charm. "ft te he certain that Max really loved
Hut that helped Mathilde little. She his daughter,
has n tint. jaw. ha Mathilde. nncl a 'Lhere was no doubt, however, In
cav will of her own. She Knew that Mathilda's mind that she would marry
ves me, ""no
lmllar. I di-
like society as thi' word is understood
Hymai Races Under TV ire a Victer by
- Three Lengths as Chicago Heiress
t j " r TD ' J ' the marriage laws et iswitzeriaini mane .mii.
SltlSUlCrS lOVC-Lflll Ot dZVSS KluitlQ It necessary ter a eung maid under1 "I love him. He le
-,J'jat'J ijWU "" VJ tJJ -'",, W(,nn t(; K11 l()1nt of both said. -Our tastes are s
Ad aster
MUTUAL INTEREST IX ART,
MUSIC AXD BOOKS MAKES
FOR H APPLY ESS, THEY SAY
Max 0cr,
lite. Horseman-wooer
in Ameriea. 1 cant get nletig with,
Amei iiiiti boys. I ewe my life te ijwlu i
erland," she milled In her prettily ,
broken Kngllh, "nnd I wnut te live
there. fl he munitien of my life Is te
make a home fur the man 1 love In
Great Difference in Ages Xe Obstacle,
Says Child of Millions as She Pre-
rrr i r . A " X" 7 '.tme te this muntrj te build .1 zee r:cA nrese. 1 irave Mathilde cverv lib-
tares te II ed Forty -tour- car-Old . Mr. Mccvrn.ii Be te n- ;; Tts;,;, i ttz ,th"veri!i-
"tJ JJ "net-, r.-hes that, itwi.stumered tnlinU .,,.. MmuU .... sec ilfe. Tlicn
that her father was going te mairy ,( , uu , , x u
(iaiina nKka. a foreign opera singer. ,....
mother mid father, or of guardian, be-ten-
she had the light te marry. And
-l.e wanted te mairy In Switzerland.
She Likes Switzerland
Better Than America
1 lee Switzerland. 1 want te ,,-llrreundlii"s we both love."
live in Switzerland, she said. ' W liv,
and
icon Beys'
Mutlulde realized that -he would While ever In Switzerland, nmeng
never tret the i eu-ent of lier mother, his her-cs. Mux insisted that he wnsn't
although she duln't understand wh. after Mnthllde's money.
Slie ie.ul the new spaper.s. and the news. ( JlcAI,r was a dowry hunter.'' he
papers wen- suggesting a possible mar- aj,i( it is reported. "Our romance
riage between her mother ami a .euur beean with mutual respect nnd friend-
ustriiin iiri'intect. i.iiwin imin. who ,,,, when questions of eventual mnr
even the sew in Switzerland u bnj- ae Society, am
ti-r thiin American snow. American , r ., '"
simw melts - ei7 Like Amen
Suiter
T OVi: h:i it- own pcuiiar a. l.e.
T!ie aic me"niu'lT. s ,'jtune, i'thc nnd hoi-sc!
Ill i si. aic rut the ua-t pevcrfui. l'ei they seem te hae been met
rccenl'v -k.i c 1 1 1 'n tie tuiv.nnce of h entecn-yesu -eM Muthildc Mc
Cormick ami hi-i Sw.ss iwm? -itasf
Uumir com"- that tn-v already nie i-i. a hone moon somewhere in
Switzerland. th ush th - has been denied rumor ale has it that Max
Oscr, the ruiter, u- nesretiutinj: the purchase of a love-palace.
And vet, although Cupid doubtless t ready te check up one mere
triumph, "what pair appatently could be le-s titled ter each ethev than
Mathilde and Max?
Mathilde i seventeen year eld:
Max is forty-four, en his own state
ment twenty-seen year' his fi
ancee's senior, and two years elder
than her fathei
Mathilde is the cmi ddaujfhter o e
one of the world's riehe-t men. J n
D. IiickuVPer, ard Ma, it ia sa: 1.
owns .'-1000 in ca-a and has com nc
te him monthly the leund sum
(100.
In addition t trat. li-tny -Jtr-Rests
tnat Ma'- ann -tii re
candlemak-ers. rd eve ;. He.y krow krew
that Mathil le's trrandfather haxiiv,'
made his splurge in oil. is sworn
enemy of anything that heknus te
the cand'e family.
Cupid Rede Horseback
in McCormick Remance
In spite of thee ditlicultie. ( lipid
did the trn. IIew did he de t"
The tin t" i- "horse-" Net Mrnv
horse-, tHiliap- net een slctk
champier-hip thoieuirnlnnis, ' t
just jdam riding acad'my q iaai-u-peds.
Ne one n 'j ! have -uppe'ci t a
V1., r..,u?illi't till,! nil lln lifltlMV wltll
their respective foreigners"' ' 'When Mathilde had heard that she
She den tinned te make her father ""k u her has and lmtisiiRO and went
rr cuaidian. Altheitph it was net se ter a -lien trip te America. It wns
fitnl b liny of the prim lpnl. It was the nnlj nit in her nine solid ,ear of
mi in.' pte-I opinion that Mathilde, If life in Sw it,. rUnd.
Ratine the physiognomy of JIathlW,
'I hey declare that since she lin tnnif.
up her mind te marrj Oser, bIie will 5a
it, especially since nhe has met wC
puclt opposition. And perhaps slie will
If she hasn't already. '
Te return te the horses, hewevw
Muthllde is net the only maiden Wii
by a horse. There arc ethers in iu,
wide world who have given their lltt
e...,,..w..n u, iii.itiiuui uuiinra rer
hoie, or, rather, a herncmnn.
There was Guiln Moreslnl, liclrsn
te New Yerk millions, who fell In let.
with n mounted policeman in loes
Arthur 'Werner rede a Iiorse llke nil
the four horsemen of the Apecaljnsi
put together, and one day he rescuH
the beautiful Gulla. They bm3m
anil lived unhappily.
Louise lleaver Webb, dattshter of
New Yerk millionaire, and horsewoman
married Themas J. Leenard, n crack
mounted cop. Her sister, Edith 73enver
Webb, married Geerge O. Miles, a
Breem and former jockey.
In 18St Victeria Moreslni, daurt.
ter of a millionaire New Yerk banker
ran away with Ernest Schilling, h(r
fntber's coachman. She nfteranr ...
tcred a convent.
Seems te be no doubt that there li
something In thin matter of horses, and
whether the marriage turn out hnppllr
Is no mere fertile ground for advene '
speculation than are ether marrlapa
without horses.
It In Interesting that Tarlslan edi
tors are convinced thnt Mnthilde's mar mar
riage will be a happy one. And they
state It will be happy because of a trait
in the chnrncter and personality of
Miss Mathllde herself.
An Old-Faahiened Girl
With Mature Judgment
Mathilde Is gentle, sentimental kt
old-fashioned kind of girl that man tutd
te love, they Bay. She 1s net Ill-man-I
nered, nor self-aeiertlre, and aba hat
the judgment of a calm, mattntd
woman.
And they predict happlnesa Is In atera
for any woman with that fashion of
mind.
Hut. eh. the glooms I Ther shnelT
I quote Bill Shakespeare, nnd because he
I Is such an extraordinary poet, they b-
Cupi I
d l'i weathe'- eye out
far laik a itrhi ir r.ir.e years a-n
for the paitkular ult.u.atc l-lar I '
vhich wind- of .'i.-'.ir.y were -w.e -in
the-c t-'. ". one a mere ih'kl, 'i
ether a tai i.ld"- tl'an h r fat f,
and het i separated f"nr each e.'i
by thou-ands of mill-.
Hut jpul had li - i-yp u- -.'
qucsiinnabl.. , ar.d thir.'- no t
he iiad us much te de wi'h '.
Mathildr's weak ihe-t a- an;.tl. -.'
had. Mathilde, although living 1 i
urieu 1. i'i h'r fatbi"-'. liunii', ' '"
cae, i'i ilepni a sprii.u- ceuu'h !!
cendit.i"! ljecame 'la'.c, aid i'
metbe , '.lis. Edith r.eck'"'t Me Mi -Cerninl-.
took hi'i anri'dd te S-it-rcilatid
f"r examination ey the
faii'eus ! MueMiT And the learned
doctor ad' i-ej that Mathildu be sent ;il.
te a sanatorium f"' Ueercular ca-'.'N
at Dav - Plat, Swit,'- 'a"d. She re
mained hi're fur f i - - "ii1 -, her
mother in the m'.ant.me I.-.n- in
Zurich
At in- i i ..f Fi. - "i "n
Math !.' i "H. in 1 he- il rt . ' ir.
she w i- niiMili i .i . I i j . . -turn
in in i hi il i i 'I i 'i ' - i i
nt Hi !' i'ii - i i i f i s'i i
Mm I .1 i In u "ii i- ' ' 'ii'.
ui ili'i i i i i .' t j'
n I Ii. n i- ' '
con 'i it ' i lr'
f(.-.n ' I i pi -. i. in
semr f..i ' l in" lliild
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lid tint kl w ll" v
I - ' Hilt I .1 II 'l
,1 J ll 111 . J' l-
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1 .i i'i ihl In .t
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in i' M.i 1 1 ' in..'"
Vf - It'll ll ''f
the uiil.li r s,,rt pusilil,. In .ii Ii !np
neni'il t i In' linr-i'-l a r, riling
Math 111 ii" v er
te rub'
And i' i ii i '"
there wh- i i ".
dlrerteil la i il il'l
trilllR, T" It lllll III
cnvaln 1'- lb
hair, a im m i-'
eies Im ' ' .I km '1
iw-"" Jawed in. i
Swiss Ridintj Master
Is Courtly and Dapper
When 'if il.iln t w il I ii.i-l.
brceiln- ."id intl pn'i-lid I '
silver -inn lii "! uu'. i i
clothe- in in I i.i I'.i
leather -'i"i -
lit h i.l i i .uu i ii i -' ' '
Ing white IIIU'l-. tin -III' Mi fin'1 il'l
he could -p '.il Pit in n ii'itiuin. Iiil
lan like .i n. line -u- l.nuli-h w.ili jml
n f.llaht l'lisiiniitinu hi nut lie was
Mm O-er
lie helniiRed, iiieiimim'I t,i i n line
of Omts vim -and lii'H Cupid meii
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il i
M.i "i i ' i, nisei' t.i t. ).r,nlid at
iii 'lii'i studied nrt in (,enev.i.
I.nr le I,, line a letiimi i-i'i il nrti-t
"i.r .in n, b.i'.ks. .m.i n i i' innis. for
ii'i7.'i'- I'.it ln n .im Jul) was tli
i lir" 1. 1" ll.s el.il.ieM.
U . I. t'e 'j'tle ler.! .r suld-tipppil
n't w. I mi MmMi. lb .im Mn to te
g, I1." il-' Iffi.re liltli Mathilde
-i i I d i'i t.iiirt't'.'l eiir She called
Mi' .in ie I i i i-e he w US e '
- . i nil i''i In- -un'l i lifirses
Intimacy Sprany L'p
Frem Daily Ridiny Lessens
i . . .. pa--, .1 :i 1 1 . 1 tin rnllns
i.lll 'lit I lie ri
1 in, iiid ". ;.i..k Mn
" -','i2 i nut. - aler,R the
.ii'i i--i. '"lelun ,er rn rule
i sk. 't'j' t i-liiuii lie nlcii tnuRht her
sin ik tlie i.-s i.trinan dllilicl,
i i ..ii ti'rnaeii'nr of .iirieh
I'. i iliii.' iii . id, mr, which beR-teil
e it li'ttiiMful Imr-es, ndjeine
. i - i in iti iiiHrtiii"tiia 'I he apart-
i . it . im re in iiiii .'I d I, Mish Julia
I i i. wllu !ll-e ki pt books for tlie
i -l il ll-i Ii ' lit
I k. w loped that Mathilde m-!-
I M v ,' llk'd the lill-tle and bustle of
ln.ti I r.' in the mid-t nf whlih she nnd
lier n.utlii r lUeii. he jiriferred the
- ill', .i tut the MiiireiiKhhrei within the
ri -. ills, and the Ions; read- en the
lip .t high mii'i'itain
.i ' ilut im t ij i tli nnd pnrt.aliiv led
1 ii -imi'ilU in remain fur lier meals
', li-eriitnl Mi-s Mancnld She be. ,, ,..i.i , ..., ...ii, . ,n.ni "MsfhlMr." eentlnued fhs
will kimuri in the i.,ruty of ni, a, ,, snirili m nnd tluil would muster, "came back lust autumn and
ii i mm -i il.le ihnt The 'luldren of tilV0 j r d, ," ,.s riKi tn inarrv her rnld me she could de nnthlns with Teung
I,, ui nil In i IhhiiI tn.i'i te Hilling hei the "niniir ui.i-iei n" Swilei Iniid after all men She pr ferred elder men, men of
.ii in 1 1. -in pniu ess lint th, linn eiime in niiike ii r father knowledge nnd ruillv, mentally, Ma-
IIm ilinnie- wiie nirnereiis She ., ,.m,iI uimhIi hi w.is uppn-ei liv liei ilnli,. i- 11111 ileH'liipnl tlinn lier age.
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l.i mi ed I fl el bnd W hn
..I ' li I w 11 II Iu I
i II. 1 Ol'-I - ' -aid l-l I' ' lllil
Mil ail"i'- tin in ' ii r iiiiiri-t-
III, li" liliki mil -ee lie-nil s
-iii ii I'llinii tli'H .Mat i. die ,i- ni'l
tui- d tiir i "inl he' wars
I n..i.' .l.niiili . IU'.'.'. and I, 'i th il.
ai '.,uipunli"l b Mis Tj 1 1 1 u I I . re
turiu'l in AiiiitIi.i tu "in her parent-'
1 1 ii "in in In i iniirriagi liut In r
A
.,..,1 tli.u uiiu ifi t inn 1 1 n. tilts t iWiii w .liikt
Jeied hiir-i - Hi- fuilier hud iiiunagi'il .,,,.,,,1, , nnilifr. Mis IMlth Unk-
evetlll lne iHt.itis mi Iiiiuui, where (.f, er Mi uinil'k. hud ptmurid u dl-
Muie ffin lliiruld I Mi t nriiil k. inr
i , i p p. id 'in i. f tin luii'i iiiillniiul 1 l.ii
l -I. I I 'nil pnnv
I'i I Im .imi M iiliili.e Ii'iirind thin Iu
nun In I' i.ppn-iil the hie 1 1 llllie hem I.l;
llinl ulil .luliti l Itui I i'ii lb I' I.H.I-' If
,,i I i . uu-e be ueiii'M s i ii it
lyhi in ii urr VunT i a'l-
n . . . i ... ...
Ili'l lii.iner iiiii , 111 -i, nil ,, t1; rrf.J
, , .,.! te law tu prevent the .r.v nays similar iiwira
nun i Mi..- h.. s:,i ii... the Hi!.-of hei )yn Hi-inn Happiness
i..iiigiiii'i' and hei iliiuuliti'i s sui-i'thi'iiii ,. ,
niilin.ie.l ii-raiii-i .'vnliiiil hnppinis, "' '"'''' " "'. ;'' '" re--hi.
inliiiiateil tuat Mn might be after men -horses, spoils, painting, archi
ll big down, -tutlng iu h"r petition that lectine literului... Jungiuigcs, ami,
he had u-ed his ruling iieudemv in an abee all, heuie hie
illdellMir te meet help -ses. in dulv Mathilde went liadc te Swn.
Itui MiddeuU ii ww learned that M'luiid with lier uncle, Cjn.s II M.
iu It had given bis len-ent. And (eimliU. Miewasnni met in r.iris ny
en I'ehr'ian -H. 1!'-'-'. tin' following Ma, but en August 10 i-he joined hiin
htaiiiiiii ut was l"-iin from the Mitoi- at l.ureinc And new, for the moment,
he acipiii'd a hne for liuicei ilut w.i-
trUHMllUl l te bl- nil l..ll'l tin I.l, I
Omt went with l',i-,nim.i int. i iiiiIimm-
tilly knew ii li.ni hniiti i i iniliei-i
Afileii tn bin' In, ii" iiiiiin il- ler Am, ii-
V' i n meet. The liiintin: pun w.i- ip-
iiirvii iij iiuni,"". i ii-.iii"i, ui'.i in-i.
ami Om'I'V father reniiuu d the enU
klirvlver of that cctiiMiu
Hetiiinlug te Europe, the elder Oser
MttablUhed (he, lirnt public t rum way iu
iwSm JHHV
1al&V-l..i& . nr,.'';-' ) BHafMK VtLAi .aKlBaail&. ' BJJVVvV.rt.-s,ji..cMl
v ,"vn. sbv Ja ft ' mhMiaBmm2m
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l- w ?sa3Ksssaasi' j..waaBffi.j.. mmmsM&2Bm i Mathiitie mm s.r: , jjfxr.y.:.
mmWSmmMM mmm MfC,,rmU'k SrmwMSBSBBSmSk1
i w K&ak vmQmAmmB& mrmmmtw - $&m&mmm-8fflmifflmiMi8&., x ma
rMln, S6- -S-i WSfSSmil IkKLM
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iHwf Jfi&Mi-t 10&K&. I
vMmm JSMm W$J II
V7X3vmQii-V.t i WWfilll rr
VNiiREl?csKlaSLOT3v. a-m! 'itKUE,.iY.lwS thai
vyKaM?4,w:4i xKmmr d
m2 s i
inn k Heme in i im age
"Mr Humid Mi Cunnii I, iinneuiifes
t' e i llgllgetlll'llt of Ins diiughler. Mi-s
Mmliilde l.e Mr Mu r. of lierne,
Sw lterlllld 'I III- lllllieilln I'lill 111 i hn--tilled
II few Wl'i'l s III the f.ll t of I lie
tliej luive iilup)i tired
Her father iiiniriiil fianna WaUka
'lIMI lelelllh ill I'llllipe He fn(lln
iiiiogiute in -!iii' huh I en llit' 1 'mi
lllll'l..
Slid the world i ueudi'ing wh..i r
i i nut the widdlug bells haw niluallv
lei i III II w - ill pel pllllll. ll
lp.niiith nil thing- en -l,i.inrii ring In Sw ileriuiiu 11 i- a m res ,u
, i Ht- uight in ii urn Mueria'i- i ung well ene ign III M Hinhilile i iinein tliree weeiis niieie au mar-
u 1.1,1 H i '.il 'liiir money m pui,nM te letne en ilic Mean I p tier- lingo te pest tne nai.i -, nge ami pre-
Ainii-ii.l engarla for lairepe and lier lidnig mas. lo.sieus .of couples who want te be
I'lirihei'iiini'i. Miiilillde discovered that ter. She went te New erk with Miss married. The facts ure pieted en n
Hiuwl. nt'd later opened the riding I her Muter Muriel, three j ears elder than .Mangold and then iineitieetcilly re- conspicuous beard in front of the .Swiss
academy at Zurich, which tome time lube, was antipathetic toward the mig. turned te Chicago nftey .Miss .Mangeldrtvlllage town hull. Te date, no eye
iitl'l-;iil N te lite cute e( IH.s en. , gesteil nuptial, tier jukti uhjijuij , i uau meaiui-u uui.jij uiv uuiu.u. fima jei iiei-w m b..vm in...i-i- .w-
rr. . - I" .1
lenllng Hie liiteiiiiuim f Mx flnd IiIh i Hove linn. And Mill wreie. m"1 re'
i V" l""n'" 'v 'h'v were uiar-' member
whbnei..liei:i'l,'Vl 'I'','.' ""'""-"" '"(miUeI ,.. , ,, imi.hu. M'
r 'i . ' i. a. mull) in.iu'ieil In- I twirl n ,i
fine , la llnlii. V i.i,., i .a,. ... V ...... !,.,. , '"!""' t iu
,, ... ii'iei lllll III .Mllelllll. ( J , ,, fun i ,,;,',) j, 1 1 i inc M '
lipid knows in vt x lint ih,. -Iliiiilien a) mi c; ...
is, iiiii ileulil, bin, ,,f ,,.,,, . iin't ! 1 uu III likr mimmir mmii, "' "'
(I'll. All lllilll' lli in Iu. v,, .nl.l ,,.!,,. ,, .,,.(... I....,
il wns inn Ins l.ew and niiew Hint 1 imlh is lull ul nimit, uyr '"""'' "
;-
, Mr. Kdith ReckKcller
id Uie tuck In, i in, m... a ..i.
liiirn- Ml "
Wathildc's Face Proves
Strength of Character
, l'ticlw.unubMH hijvu'bcen JuveMl-
thert ;
Youth in uimhlc, tipe i'i Inmrj .
Youth h lint nnd bald, aije u ecnH ".
cold , ,
Youth h wild, and agti it Jam I l
AlK, I i(a uhher thee; youth, (
mlit, i- ther.!" ij
ifiii.'tt-r
.- s.