New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

"a N->l llIeTcnCt between pelng laughed ~
md Laughed with. ! saw the Princess Two
wears ago, a-d. - YOU know, her beauty and
-weetueSs made me lose my heart ! thank
.7od ! saved -uy head. though I also came near
losing Il, We carried a burden OF unrest ever
~-n-e True, i is not killing me-
-. No. no. nv som No. no. Il Is not 70
but ! N no such fool aS 70 want to add TO
r. The Princess saw me, and YOU attributed
ne- Laughter 10 IneNperleDCe and youth You
~ee. mother 70 je laughed - ] need but 10 be
seen. and seen too OF. familiar with my face.
] II not endured, nor Ultlel. nor embraced
--a-lan = more apt l. love man VINO She fears
v-I xii her. than one II whom she luCiInes 10
'-ugh. Farewell, "a long farewell. dear mother,
Z. II your dreams of greatness, m welded
=. INV beer, and j remain true L. the one ms
---ss mat ! know VIII he true 10 me.
WTHAT VIII the Princess Nina have 20 do
W with the choice Of has band asked the
Na-c-az1ne Her mad old father. brute that
he -s- VIII not consult her He VIII consider
himself over1ndulge-T i he notifies her when he
ID. ke- ms choice His WI. is las tlrH HGgho-t al
B-a-.5e- burg and Prussia and eve-v other Will
o. gvne-rlseeEe- Il may belong must ue opposed
.g- -.e pure love OF stubborunes~. Above all
-.e--tr- N1ra nor the Crown Prince Fritz shall
have -le1r Wv II any respect. however 1uSt
~ reasonable that wav may Toe lhtTeioTe.
N--a inclination toward q man would rum ilis
prospects with the King
90 Il Is true that G1-1Irnkow rules the King,
tr he does = indirectly and frequently accom-
-H-lsueS ms purpose uy pretending T. ogpa~, the
.y5I II ms master l1ruunkow says the hlng
hates Fritz and Nina no one knows WhE-
tsu- = is surely true that he hates ms own flesh
and blood. and many persons ~ the courts ~
Berlin and p0-slau believe that he wishes the
Prince and the Princess dead.
- t7-l--ubow also saws that the Prince -S
tl-e=uI---e Young fellow and disc guculeu- son.
and that he would be tined and executed as any
other guilty citizen I ms DISC ue1ierlce reached
o. point that could possibly oe construed tE the
KING O. Ue treason. Yes L l--l o. ut1eFt,
f--- i is L0ultless true that the old King would
MOI to- q moment stand n the WY ~ 1usuge gT
- injustice I ms son was --Ial for treason
tS--sr5Cyy has often -ald me that he believes the
old Kings bad heart would rt1ul-e Il ms son
could ft C0Urr-na-tlale- and sn9t. D1- ne
crazy that old hIrE----ad mad
' Not SO much as ne is bad suggested
Yes. my son. he.s mad and soon ain DIE
Marx my word. Alalph. EHI- who are IN tl--t
Prince " -ne Blood. may become hing ~
Prussia and fraude-ul1rE without O. dissenting
voice, 4 the Crown Prince should IT, taken and
= .o1- were the husband of the Princes N Nl.-
rel-rrua NJ uncle. the Emperor 90 Austria
a-der-Iv desire The match. and gu- COUSIN.
King George O- England who hates ms brother
u law. KING FrederIeE William. would rejoice
KING Frederick u allan. lF-r- you KNOW not
-h---De-ha-is because you can drink SO much
fee--hJl- for some reason ne likes Egll- arl Il
rve are Il Berlin when the EnEl-n 1etTot--..i =
Z =.
-rv -rlle-s spies 81 the court ur Berlin VIII see
-fa- the hand ot thr- beautiful girl. the Princes
Nina. Is offered % yu---lE son Is o-e7e- 2"
vou-'
But mother. ! could not marry a woman
.sgsIler her VIII - objected Adolpl-
That need nor be- TuE son returned the old
lady .rr-a-ie-ltlv u tell you. the Princes IS
o-orIy sweet II nature and beaJtlrll ot person.
IS vou vel know. but She j. WISE. learned. and
rv---v- and vIl u time see EoUr worth aTll
--.1-e = L she doe not love YOU ~ hr=t. she
.g.u soon learn = after marriage tur any man
unless he j. q tool. can WIN woman q at has
ler ALWAYS b. E-S SIDE
The old LADY uttered The last sentence le=it~t-
5rglv and her doubt seemed % infect the Mar
grave You do not believe what you say
mother" said Ad0lph sleepiE-
The Na-g-avI was getting well on toward
three O'Clock II think ] DO. son. ven
-u-ed the old lady But II any case III
sure YOU could WIN the Princes. and know
she would Je contented and happy II your
srus-
TO YOU believe what YOU are saving. mother,
II asked the NarErave- a-ouslnE himself a,la
speaking earnestly. Il would give hall the
vea-s Il nay life Il ] could even dream o. the