New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Made in Heox,er.
BY CLAIRE HAMMERsTEIN.

Perhaps FOR the first tim in all his tv.uty-cour
years OF lie ths prince realized that It Is good
Suddenly a sharp cry Of pain rang cut On tAs
ing the prince TO things mundane with a start
A bend in The road effectively bid what vas TAP
moment later. caught sight Of lady strugglius n
the grasp Of a ruffianiy looking tramp swift az
voice Of one accustomed 70 be obsysd. comu,a1deds
VITA a s1arI Of rage me brute did as hs vas
ordered Only 70 nurl himself upon ire iatr01efs
but here he Rad found more than hts match, for
the prince. with rapid movement. KNOCKED the
ugly clasp knife out Of bis hand. and PREPARED 20
necessary.
The nan. however. had had enough % the en-
counter, and took himself OF as fast as his legs
SoCid Sarry Nm eioeiiLy geinilis os,re..on -
De the better part or Valor- " nen tne prince 2sr-
that quarter he turned. and raising his straw nas
with courty gesture. inquired
Il nope you not hurtT
thew we're lar-e. luminous and gray. and looked
out fsariesslv from the most beautiful face in TIE
NO. indeed. thanks 70 you. am afraid cannot
arrived then I believe Be would havs murdered
7 am only too happy 20 have beer % some ser
vice 70 you" said the prince. breathing bard as
he thought OF the danger she had run But may
Secretly he marveIIed how she came 70 be there
By herself. she was 50 lovely. and evidently wei
As though she read what was Passing through
Il know it is unvise 70 be here quite alone but
sometimes get a cay = IoF so-Iule aaQ % 9s.s
Perhaps you think this strange
Indeed. be id not He UNDERSTOOD the longing al
too well. and remained silent waiting Tor her %
Then too love painting. and ny brush feels
waiting im2atent-y for ne 20 have had enough
SIN. you must never again venture 80 far with
I suppose not win a little rsgretfu1 sigh Yet
II seems such pIry. have l1s- ny heart % the
and now that horrid man has SPOILED f. all Ny
picture making such splendid progress. v.as
handed some money. Naturally. this did not pre-
possess ne IN his favor. stiII he looked hungry.
when he seized ny wrist 50 Violently mat crtst
with pain Fortunately you heard and came
sne rewarded hin with bright smile nat nads
TIE prince feel he would undertake. the labOrs OF
Hercules 70 win another Presently he asked
Ar poor picture! II viii never De finished now
Because shall lack the courage TO come back
The prince was not prudent Besides. had he not
six weeks holiday. ard did he not desire an ad-
aVToGId voU?''- He hesstated She was dIHe--
ent from The other women he had met. or perhaps
he was meeting her on a difcerent footing Wound
promise to keep very quiet and not interrupt The
view from here Is really perfect. T. would be a
She glanced az him Undecided TIE 0Fa- sounded
SrgCr1 Is rs-r F4-s---sz ana 10 Ia-i-,..Ds
was te.lL after al, ir could Co 10 harm In
would t. safe % trust HAD b. 1T saved her
Efe7 This last argument In his favor settled rns
aThan< you. It IS Indeed ki7s Or you. Bas am
afraid YOU would find = dr-1tlfIl-v Dun
con the cOCtrary- nothing would interest ne
more W-at time co yo1 generally start work
7 early Ord Ter l.cllcE-
Very well / snail b. here fu caCactry %
sentinel. ar ID O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TIE prince returned 20 bis lOr1I i1 li-1 spirits.
His adventure was charming and he was free for
SIX weeks. Who could sre oe2 ~ American or
an English woman. SURELY No other girls were
so Independent and 50 fearless She spoke German
perfectly. but perna ps she hac been educate n
that country. Whoever she was. he mad never
seen any one 70 equal her. He did not. less
romantic might have done. desire 70 know ger
II enough that she should pc herself
He did not mention his adventure % Y on Traur1-
who. up 70 that time had shared most or bis conf-
dences. He felt this something not % be dis
cUssed. and only be thought OF when he was
quite alone
Go be conti1ued-)