New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

O'Clock for the Margarine, and She slept sweet
". Soundlv, noIsIly.
Il was near the hour of three for Adolph also.
though he was bISSiullv unconscious OF the fact
that the clock had struck for hIS mother, So he
rolled about III his great armchair. chuckling.
laughing and talking 10 an audience composed
Uf his sleeping mother and himself.
ou marry the Princess, mother SAID the
Margrave, chuCklIng softly and laughing Al the
thought She $ more apt 10 take YOU thtn
me. You marry her, mother mean YOU
marry her, not her mother Think of You
marrying her mother Adolph laughed softly
and continued as # speaking 10 himself. Never
would do-never would do Don't marry her
mother. marry Stumpy. the old KING II
WAS rapidly apprOa, hIng three O'Clock Let
Nina marry ~tumpy mother. lo4 tuSh.
don Z know who's gong to marry who. and i
don t-care-a-a krcutzcr-er-eT eT-not a
Ireutz-" Neither did he care. HIS head fell
forward. ms chm rested on ms breast and the
clock struck three for Adolph, Margrave Of
Nehwelt-
TIE conversation. brought 10 an untImely
end 1t three O'Clock. was resumed next
morning The Margarine urged upon Adolph
her behet that the Princess Nina could and
would soon learn 10 love HIM Poor Adolph-
than whom there was no gentler- klndlier soul
on earth believing that MS mother. beng
woman. knew more about a woman heart tnaIl
any man could know. IL length felt the weight
of her argument. eagerly Erasped IL the straw
II hope she threw - HIM. and. after much sober
reasoning pro and con- began To- see the situa-
ton as She and he wished . see II
But he was wrong III ms premises No Wo-
man knows q woman $ heart man may
know IL 1 woman Judges other women HE ier-
self, and IN all the world there are no TWO wo-
men alike. 4 woman never sees all ot another
woman heart That high privilege IS lett for
some fortunate man. Beyond a ieW general
ties and certain small particulars "a " oman is II
sea concerning ncr sex. :ur.ualuE, frequently
herself L She would know the truth. she must
appeal 20 O. man of experience. .n4 even 'h'h
She vii not learn much
AGalrh had no experience Z. -r-T upon tie
had gained no knowledge ot the other sex that
would help him IL the present case nut down
IN his heart ~, feared that MS mother ws wrong
and doubted i Il Was possible for "a man ever e.
WIN "a woman $ love An instinct born 80 hi-
geurlene~s seemed ateI him that Il Va a thing
She must give. and that II mu=t not only ne
given willingly. hut because She could not hclr
giving
TIL M4rzr- h. not thought J.; neef.-.rs
70 tell her son tl-t she had recently re-
.elved letter from Prime Minister l1-uUH""
and from Field Marsha. Baron Won 0e-Eerl1prt
king her 20 bring A4alph o. Berlin with %
view r. nasty marriage with the Princess
NTa--uirna These Two men. though alEn IN
The councils II Frederick William. were secret
agents and spies a. the Emperor oi Austria
who sought Q. absorb Bran -,-alrg and Prussia
and hoped - use Alalra ot ~.aweat ~ has ne
.arlou~ scheme The Emperor and ms agent
considered the N4rgraEe ll-tle more than "a half
w-tted fool The. knew hc Was IN love with tae
Princes Wllbeluina. and l:a not doubt that nc
r1uld eagerly marry her. and then would nt-
come willing TOOL IN th,t- hands
Tins history viii tell whether they were night
~ wrong IL their opinion ~ lIru-
Il is great pleasure % argue with one who
wishes 10 he convinced, and, conversely il ls
delightful 10 be convinced along the Inc. %;
ones own great desire, SO the ardor Of the Mar
gravIne and the heart OF the AarEr4ve pre-
Vailed and within q few days they started for
Berlin 70 te present II the explosion that
Cirurnlzov had said would soon take place be
tween King George II Of England and FrederlcE
William thc -torrny KING OF Prussia and Bran
GenbuTg
t 5e -rg..rae1 next Saraey