New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

N French what | want VIII YOU
I shall 10 all an - help you. answered
the trrcck. wondering what would happen II
hs- friends met hrm Plioting lovely 'Ir1'r' an
the most fashionable ire~~ru tkrr. establish
.ucu- m the Rue i- l., Pax
THEY had watched -hr -'.u ,r-. AMI n. .--t-
twilight glow "a, IN the ..pui.e~~ sky AMI
.u the violet sea Not sound disturbed -u@
stiffness. except the smooth wash ~ ne y t'r'
along the YACHT side tr Hsr .cisurr-E -n-rr-
Iuarter~ speed the cngtuc- ran uot,elcSo.F lni
the twin --rcw~ turned well below The water
line ~ the fiat .t.Ul. The watch ocl'' ga
~ supper AMI rh- Captain VA ru-- -u-r
working a sunset am plItuic N the hart -''tt'
course
B.rla. ir.s, ,ae .ui IT acr ver. r,-.ci hey
throat AMI .i-r,~- hcr mouth AMI ueV - -1r
other side pt her face - that her 'etture~
were covered almost a. -, a real r.t~1rIl-tf,
The veil brought back suddenly the sense ~
Of real security IN her perpetual iiSgui,c
which every man must respect Jn pam " beng
torn - piece ry ms fellow Rciu~ pt -rtsF.
have. been written about rhr inferior position
pt women N the Fast bat 'her- more -hsn
anywhere else IN the world they rule tud have
thclr viii Their ipm'uttJ'n there never had
parallel m Europe bur once AMI that NJ
IN the hryiav pt the second Frru.h Ewp,-s
when s., great nation "a almost Destroyed u
please a score IF smart women
Nr,..i a. she NJ Btrtk1 tLIrIrI - L'IJ-
thctl who started slightly and then laughed
for he hIf not been watching her AMI The effect
IF the ituprpvI-ei vt,hmIk sudden ami
striking lie mtir the oriental ~Llutstiou
IN three movements touching hi~ heart. his
Iip~. ami hi- tnrchc-i with ms right htnd
Peace pe with YOU H1uum Etfcui,m h.
~,Ii 4, II greeting 8, Turkish Lady who lti
ru>t appeared beside hlU
Peace. Efcndr answered BAr,i-,. with :,
light little laugh. but after moment she
like ton>tintinoplc she saIi ami ! an
happy hcrc-Ind u Is a pity
Lngothctr thought he hctri her ,tE, srttly
bchrui her veil and she drew n ~t,u more
closely - her face with her httlc uuglpved
hand ami rested one elbow N the r,,II gazing
out 1T the twilight glow. In all ms recoIlee-
tipn, ot many seas. Lngothcti iii not rcmcm-
her su,h e clear ami peaceful evening there
Wa :, spell IN the ocean. AMI Z va not the
sul!cn. dISqurctlng caIm that often comes be-
fore 4 West Indian cyclone 'r an ocean storm
but rather that taIr sleep that sometimes tails
upon the set and lasts many lays. masking
men wonder iiiv whether the weather VII
ever break again
The two dtuci icyk- with shaded hight
but screened from the irift pf the ships
for the evening va cool. ami the little maid
hIi dressed Birtki a way that much DIS
turbci her tor her taper arms were bare - the.
elbows. and the pretty httic ready made French
dress Wa open 1T her IVORY neck. and the
skirt fitted closely that She almost f.tncIJ,i
herself IN man = clothes lg.un But IN her
head ,he would wear only the Large veil
confined bv a bit ot gold cord and she ircw
one fold under her chm and threw 10 over the
opposite shoulder. t. bc quite covered 1ni
she glad when She felt cold ami could
wrap herself the WIDE travelling cloak they
had bought tor her. and vet not sccur - 10
ANYTHING contrary - the custom, - e -e1!