New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
On q Lark TO the Planets.
BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY.
Copyright 1904 by se saalaeld Publishing Companyl

Princess, for. though they invisible to the
world at large. they could see each other at all
perhaps have seen tS them ai.sa6y said
We came through the pa passasseTpsy age pts .na' ieaos
from the Hall OF Justice & salo tne ne LING With rs
said the Princess. But first drop your magic robes
The girls lea the boys around until they & faced the
picture and lone was nearly @ b bt sI nd stend
his hand 10 one OF the ladies, while the Prince
gbe nepv al the sstonshed expression on the
faces OF the boys when they discovered their mis-
Later on Mercury said Before you leave the ISL
81 and me s,perb Way in which they are furnished.
TO say nothing of the magnificent grounds that sur
S You lead and we viii gladly follow" said the
TaIk Of Aiaddin's Palace! 1t paper dolls
house compared with these encnantins palaces
ii! one palace was built Of emerald colored. crystal
fe f rebggse5t g Sowers and leaves Being cut this
manner, no one could look in TO get peep at the
thro1ghout the rooms and corridors rejecting an
exquisite golden green light THIS wnoe Id PI@g hts5
took The place Of our woodwork. while II WIS fur
hd Of Ggh9Tf g @ fof fos ss8e ons draWng
room furnished in white velvet with Jewel SCI
Se1et whiie for @ piefures T mirrors and satqary
had no equal on earth or any OF Ihs oIeI pssrse
splendor and magnihcence.
d,eTe2 In design for ii is against the law for one
TO copy another in any way-from matters OF dress
]
an original design. In this way there is oppor-
tunity for great display OF taste and individuality,
and one tell al a glance from the outside OF a
persons home how rich the owner is in ideas for
the buildings and surroundings VIII reflect his
I nature and tastes
All the summit of hill they saw a palace shining
so brightly in the sunlight that IL looked like the
sun itself II built Of yellow topaz. Another
Of sapphire surrounded by green foliage looked like
a bluebell hid in the woods and until one
could not tel which he thought the most magnih-
.aTs ssteni hear music!" exclaimed Princess.
What YOU hear said Mercury. ARE the church
bafls that ring at sunrise and at sunset Are they
not the sweetest toned chimes you listened TOT
ssTndeed they are replied the Prince.
When the music Of the befis had ceased, Mercury
told them II was time 10 start for Saturn, as IL
1soUld take some time reach II. even with their
r,apsc out IN space some seven
b-,nSred and eighty million OF miles away from the
| snn and they were only part way there. Jupiter
being but four hundred and twenty-slx million
aSs We travel there Harold VIII tell you what g
I s,,-r-fse we have for YOU" said the Prince. -
..tt bow nice for IL there is anything enjoy II
| &c = surprise" said the Princess i nope IL is
h .ot Course ID Is or we would not tell you said
ths .o lets hurry and get of then, ssid lone for
I. too am anxious 10 know what II Is am SIMPLY
diving with curiosity a.. .-a ..-.. a..
ife 50 easily said Harold. in teasing voice -
IT sugQest that take hold OF nands. 60 the1
"a csr keen close together, said Mercuryy II you
eonle talk while trayellingi otnerHise some
| me [<iII lag behind and lose part OF the story
His suggestion was followed. ana soon All found
/ Themselves floating smoothly ana rapoIy through
SNOW Cor the surprtser' laughed Iona Il can't