New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Tlrp might D.. In refinement ot taste no
lauua-l~0- Was possible between the estern
bred millionaire and the cultivated Greek, who
knew every unfamiliar byway and httle hidden
Treasure i h1- coun--E'S literature and art
besides very much Of what other nations had
done and written. Yet LADY, Maud. lnttu-
euCel. 10 doubt bv the faithful t1end~hlp ot
her American friend. believed that y an loTp
would uc 4 better and more faithful hus band
even u p---ua donna. than his Oriental -1Fa-
N0TWITHSTANDING her opinion of him
however. she Was not prepared Tor his
next move He had noticed the grave look
hat had followed her laughter and he turned
away and Va silent Tor d teW moments
F. The De-uv'~ a sIdeshow. he SAID - last
I've come over 70 get married and want
-.u o. help me. VIII YOU,
Can - asked Lady Maud eva~sve.v
Yes vau can. and l believe there il oe
-----lsl, unless vaC do
Who j. she. Do I know her, She Wa
-----ng T. ru- of the evil moment.
"O oh. ve~. YOU know her quite Vel. Its
Madam Ioriova
But she's engaged - Monsieur Logothetl
- do- : e--e. ! mean t. marry her Il she
-ra--ie- --voue- He sha u have her, any
But ! cannot deliberately help YOU t.
break of her engagement i lnpe~siu-e
See here" answered Van Torp- You
know that Greek and YOU know me " mon
II ~ VIII make the best husband Tor an ing
-.-r g,--- That's what Madam loro"ya Is,
after all put IT u YOU. Il You were forced
=. choose one If u Yourselves which would
-ar- take That the way . look - Il
But Mis- D0nne is not forced to take one
She gong to be- It the same Be
sides Ia f. Won't YOU answer me-
-ns.- m love with Monsieur Logothet1.
said LADY Maud rather desperately r
-r5-. --v-elt. lie clever and he 5 obstinate
-5 --.-- ---- made her think she's II love
-r-- III ANYHOW. that not an answer o.
nav question other Things beng alike, II si'e
lad T. ehaa-e- winch o- rs would ae the oe7'
.. l---..-- forcing r,lv hand. .1z dear friend.
-aEE Maud sand E-aNe-N- 0G Hii'" ~.
-,eu thar trust YOU with al my aearl Il IL
n-- possible - -rlaglue j case III Ni-1l. '-.'
--..r-- If the world could depend on my eh""N-
, .--. - .-o-- Tor my husband You know
---z- mel, thar ] should take Eau. though
never was the least little hlt III love with YOU.
ANY more than YOU ever were WITH me
Wen f--- II vou would she ought argucL
~ IT,. ~ for her own good and as
you're d friend II hers voU ought o. AtIf Ae1
.. d. what good ro- her hat Only. l1-i
/. She doesn't marry me she Is certain {.
marry that Greek S.. = forced -h'i-e. IL
arrea-- o. -ue.
=" Bu- can IT,
she nice g-r-. -=rl', she.'
And r.a like hc-. don't you:
cry MITCH lltI t-l--'- "'-. --- -'
-,-- friend -..t
-a.nE -he VIII LADY Maud answered
-----f-,,rrr BUT J may be wrong
e.. r.-5'-- right. ] Ano" II. bun mar
-,.r. . gamble anyway. as YOU kn"" bet
--.- .~vrre Ar, YOU equally sure tla'
-f ~ hid f- miserable with rae-oete sure
J '.-, V. I'm not sure. But that's nor
.5--t rate reason. care l"r that
--,- IND want her T. be happy ana as you
s.- ~ ? She yyiu have better chance ol
1------,-- with me than with -"guthet. nj
7--1r.iir p. marry her myself neI OIL '''t1-.
,.t,- =. but because II vii 1e q long ~lsls
- f.- her See, No ,@ult III that hne nj
reasoning. Is there r7.- 1r.,,7'-
~. f.- ..- reasoning ge'7- i-i-- -'-'-
... ,-..- half au admis4lon-
-"i.' rf.--.. E- d wanted Won 70 say tater
~-lrre,G the American. % l---''
-.l.l..-.. g...rig - heip me .E
r-,yrrrG Lady Maud qnl'Ll-
.-+ 5.ir. You g. break orr that eilH.-Htiei..
D. = =. -b-.IE come - nothing %lthaa' .,NI
-...-...----., that I- iv the glrl OVID
--.Iy M .-,ier and change ot mind q '''-p
,-.-- - marry her ii ] could ..1.. mis-