New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
BIZ RUAN NEE

case and slip note into your hand the countess
excIalIred' that viii Be the r1essags- --f+r nv
most Ingenious smile
You win easily recognize mel represent ne ne
ready lie Of Russian The uationa,l en- 5p 6i t5s
The. Lost Provinces replied meeting her lie
with diplomatic evasion. 49,
The LOOK Of annoyance still slunbered in the
was the CLINT OF a dawaing suspicion. bur IL vas
swiftly chased away as she turned with 2 jest 70
feT pleasant les nodded gayly 10 US octn ana loS
You are well matched in one thing Monsieur
Roche sgaveiy remarked as ne watched hsI re-
And in another replied The fact that neither
The dear mans eyebrows shot upward IN os-
she VII represent An Ice Palace. T. Carmen
He looked ut me foI a moment in undssuised
admiraton and then sank back and Whispers
wonderful woman
And a fortunate one replied. "to win the a2-
probation ot 50 accomplished a dip.omar'
Ma chere he uur1lured. men are diplomats
By educa yion women by intuition 1t Is ciElLza-
The dresses We have mentioned I continued.
Zarfne at liberty to carry out her Work. ana ne
ss ne nc re ~. rt - ysa1 efoIiI have
devoted the night 70 watching the 'Franco-Russan
Alliance AS it is my maid the L0sc Provinces.
Will do that the sake Of diplomatic appearances.
So require another card for the carrIval-set IL
success 5 assured" he cried, enthusiastically
y could see it in her eyes-and therefore ou must
act with consummate tact you must delay the de-
Lefore the BALL ard render it impossible for e TO
be revealed 70 any one except at the carnival Then
I know when il will be doue-directly / have LEFT"
After you have lett n cTlea II 5ev-lde-ulSnt
fines message for you
rtration n TIE Utterance OF mat norosyl o-e pul
moment after his face became grave again, as he
sugg1S1 Eat y5 la-roy STsv 1 i,ao5her n0ts
for instance. sxlfGy passed from hard 70 hand
I tT mink v0r
liable 10 be discovered Besides she susPecrs-and
TaI uasque proclaim the la6ys love for the theatr
cal? No my friend he cl2he- I'll 5e given n
| every minute q the night he would nothing.
Mo4stsgr -i1 smiled again coaplaizantlT.
Then, too. if fail II Is n2f -uiT I said said foT
ssS hsf bs ron. eE6S to ES. y6S al
| The proofs you need
| no more suggestions. ny friend: you weary
! you're the clevsrest woman n Paris" he said
with 2 glance Of warm admiration. as ne alignted
I'D YOU f5-' one wEo has left youth behind,
/ are the most gallant ma2 in Eranc@ ! answered. answered
WITH a go" o. IlsIr1 1-iisj = A'' e--1@-S
left youth behind" he rnurmursd dsspondingIy.
It was IN a. undiPionatic moment" .,,,
Therefore true, ana yc1r tong1s a -sas- = SUI
/ youthful Al rsvOir. monsieur
| Therese created q sensation There are women
Upon their maids being stiff. and Il possible ugly.
PERHAPS they fear the comparison which ! an TOO
/ fHs- rfzTr vas thankful that nv choice had
fallen gP9a g v32 ;9gi5 5 20 sSa2 2s5 pay 6 , sas
/ would spoil my plans endargsr ny success y
Thsrsse created a sensation and as she entered
| the audacity OF her costuns drew al eyes toward
Her pretty auburn cgrls were suruosntsd 6y n.
the paes- veIIo7v SILK with the outlines OF Lost
provinces IN PACK; Nnle SEaooczI 2. ne 60 49,
! half eclipsing those CT Germany .,--,-..--
as she eEJered and tHe1 hun q aPPaq 3ss 2 2
iH[2 sao.. Is saca e lz 6o-s - he rSs---a1
/ arms, almost hidden BY the simple sweetness q
cried svive IA belle Aisaos7 Tive viys Lorraine.
ard Therese bore tie sensation as wolid nave I've
anger rejecting It was the last time could Do So
Strictly o5edtent 70 ny instructions. she danced
bur little always following with some ostenta 5l99
attracted passing attention-the embodiment Of the
We fsTo-sa.ths maid watching he ad
Nidnisht strl:oE and ron sec9oe9 i e9T2sf d.
sssisis5l,o5I, t5r5-e a5d 50 6epartsd
| Then ! added q new gown 70 the diamond rig;
FOR what other girl could have lstt carnival
where she the belle. because she had been toIi
Lie modern Cinderella. she ls:t II all and yet,
wiser damssl OF the tairy tale le-[ before
she was ascos s-e' ana l, a I2L 1e ~ i s5 fsIi
the DECISIVE u1cnent had arrived 4 man mad been
/ watching Therese as she descended tne Staircase
The Provinces are Iost Monsieur said softly
BE content with operauc spain and E1---l-@o d
-sYo1. maazme?'' rs cried as he recognized ny
voice.
u tEotght she who Just lscr was you," Re said,
/ as though anxious TO explain the Afternoon Ls n@1
'.4AG /, lloi-s.gGr. know ny friends TOO vel 2
( be deceived BY q masQuerace, answered, anl,
OF a truth, I believe tn4t there E1-st nave oeE1 q
teTl-tale trace Of entrne1J in ny tones And way
{ not? Even pretty widow nay nave seE--Le---1-
/ at hand He looked straight into my eyes as
/ though ne would read ny iunost thoughts
I mean tbs. Gaspard. NOE cher ant
want y2Q 70 90 ne a Lavorl 1- a ,.,1S-S
need to ask. and I want you % grant them al
/ Then they must be renamed ne Answered.
See / cried. that woman dressed n the
| frosted green gowu--utended. ! should tllnA' %
/ represent an ice Da-ace-
DO you know who she Isl 49,.
No y 70 can say: ne re2-eo' WIKI . s--7---
= must be near her for the rest CT ths night
| The Countess Zarhae was walking slowly across
the ballroom. her hand resting upon tle arm - =
/ OF Louis Nv and quickly grasplng ny E1sar-ns-
GaSpard StrOled airllesSy n the same 4L---i--1
carving on animated conversation win ne a.
the while which raised hin greatly n ~ es-----
/ tioa budding diplomat s--
1L-J are eJls - 81 u - .t-s-,7
an instant % whisper. ana We Io-i1 49, ~
nerves thrilling with delight as Is-. 1-.-s
/ would feel herself secure. thinking --e-- 4 -a- -
| She was seated n basket chair upon the
I in a voice that challenged criticism, q tns nsS
me to q seat facing them ana tooA oA7 ~ -
/ side. 49,, -. -,
And thea the clever boy entered with zest -i mo
the bohemian conceit OF the bal n1aslle- 20
out word OF Introduction ne joined ~ -l--- -
versati9n, and in an instant we We're = 4-@4 's'
Gradually an idle group grew ro,i19 IN ~
ing galants, who protested |itn si t,s - Nae
ali the lovely faces Of Paris behind skier Inas-s