The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-03-07
AN EPISODE IN
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE

cusslon shells till hc knew the process
rs of manufacturing the toughest plate
and the most penetrating shell. Young
applied himself SO diligently that hi,
health began TO give way, and. Secur
Ing years leave, he went abroad.
One morning while rowing on tn,
Bosporus he met a handsomely cano
pied boat. pulled by four eunuchs. bear
ing "A Turkish lady evidently ~ high
rank. He stared at her. but rs her face
was covered he could see no fcatur,
but her eyes Young was a handsome
fellow and vas at the time in the uni
form of his rank The eyes Of the badly
were bent upon him and, lac fancicd
admlringly. However this may b" the
same evening Willie walking on tie
street man nCcostrd him IN bad Eng.
fish, informing him that badly Wl.o
had seen him that day desired to make
his acquaintance such mn adventure
suited the officer exactly, and h" fol
lowed The man. who led him Ia % pri
vate entrance to the ~ultnns S"ragIiu.
After dodging through secret passages.
Young suddenly stepped into luNum
ously furnished apartment IN witch
on II divan sat q very pretty Turkish
woman OF course she was the woman
he had met on the riy"r
That was the year of the earthquake
In Turkey 1891, think As Nouus
was advancing, the lady holding ont
her hand to him, there were ruubIlue
and Il rocking which louscucd the floor
lug and let the sinful couple down into
the apartment below. THIS was not
all The sultan was at the time visit
Ing his fuyortc wife IN this very apart
ment into which tllcy fell, and the
sight that greeted his eyes AFTER brush
Ing of the plaster was Lieutenant
Young. with one of his sulDunaS cling
ing to him Ia terror
OF course This meant death for both
the sinners. and this story would end
right here had not tn" sultan r"r"@
nlZrd Young rs un American officer
Not That that deferred the aulu'IH
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