The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

ID nor princess. but woman's.
Solve il il YOU can.
Carmichael lumbled the rein~
blinsIy. They SAY that he is hand
some young man"
what has that to do with il The
interest he takes in his Kingdom g
positively negative. hstyt i''tt't+-'t
that he has been to his capital bat
twice since he was fifteen. He Is even
now absent on q hunting trip in ia
sar!a. and his coronation but t."
da1s off There will be only on" King
iu Iugendhett ana mat VIII re the
prince regent
40 has done taierably well up -
rne nresert observed Carmi rharl.
welcoming tho chang. "Jugenohci
~ prosperous II has splendid array
The prince regent Is a me type "I
man, they say. rugged, patient. truga'
and sensible
made cruel hlhHdeT,
.'No man IL inftliible = said be, won-
,3eFins what his AiHgae4- 0as-
IL e4+s4,4a=a- 44utr-I+onk- he z.rli4-
lcry is irinG
lean from the ruuzzies OF tbs cannon,
are IL seemed minutes before the
sound reached them
Il have fine countrv, too. @hr
said with pride prosperous, ana an
army not inferior 10 that OF Jueehd-
heir ,....
vonr hiEhness
simply speaking from the heart 'Fut
doubt If the prince regent IS het-
Ter man than our llerb"ek
n prefer Herbeyk, nevor having
met the prince regent tfnt ! nave
some news for Your hlkHI1'S9'
.
YES am about IL ask for nay
recall" he said, the idea having come
into his mind at that precise moment
"your recall p
Had he been looking at her H."
would have noticed that the color on
her fair checks had gone 9ha"e
lighter.
us not this sudden 1t is not very
complimentary to Ehrenstein ,.
THE happlest days IN my if" nave
been spent here
serhen why seek 10 be recalled
~ am essentially man Of action
YOUR highneshs. am growing 9uli
ana stupid amid these charming pleas
ures. Action; have a'"AyS
,oixaa up in some trouble or otH9i'
Here II il a round Of pleasure from
dax 10 dav ! long for buitetS. am
x.trkaa enough to wish for war
.C-herehez la femme she cried.
There is a woman
,.Oh, yea" roCkiesslysz-
Then 20 to her nay friend. x" Il
b.r And she waved her crop over
his head AS In henediftioh- 9"Hl'
day. before you GO shali asN w.
ali abou, her" An. az If she ala MOI
know, But half the charm in HE IS
nIaYiug with hidden dangers
tie did not speak but caught up
,no retns nrfuiy. She touched hef
mare on the tank, and the loat DC
gan frotting "a pace which th'N mann
satred as far as the military held-
Here they paused, for the scene Was
animated and fun OF color. sqaad
rons OF cavalry raced across IN" helu
saga,,rv closed IN or deployed, arui'
lerv rumbled. wheeled, stopped. ah
liu,bered Bang bang. The earth shtV
eraa and rocked. GuerdonS were NY
Inc hughes were blowing and saoef'
were flashing ...,..
lit Is beautiful" she cried, TN
mimic war NH,
Man your hlghness never see aagh
elee," he replied ftrvently
.YeS. yes, you have seen II d'Ves'''
of all it's pomp. on ha\e seen u
all it's cruelty and horror.
Il have known even thu terror "
it."
you were afraid
Many times
sha laughed. 1t is only the eowaf
who denies fear.
He would certainly ask for his re-
ralt or transfer He Was eating M
heart out herein RFei4'eFs
they began the incline she az
most OF the talking. brightlY anu ea'
10. hut his ears were dun for IN
t.kt m He
for the first time impressed WIN IN
fact that the young iadi~s Of IN
caurt never accompanied her on nc
morntng rides There were frequen
afternoon excursions, when several IA
dies and gentlemen rode with ne
htahsess. bat ia the morning. never
'.wIa you return TO America 81
QuerIed. 80
u shau die in Paris for while,
have an idea that there VIII "" W"
one OF these days. 80,
- xbonId be traitor if l tough
for France; / should be an migrate
i fought against her. / should De
spectator, neutral ,...,-
THAT would expose you to dahse
without the right TO strike a hl""
defense"
aeff l were HURT il would be but q
accident. War correspondents N'Hi
ran hundred more risks than l. Oh
should he careful, ! know war 70
well not 20 be
"AH this Is strange tax Tor "a ma
who is a confessedl4over
Pardon me- his eyes rather emit
~.
..why, you tell me there is won
an: and all your talk is about war an
danger. These are "pposites' pleas
explain" .tp -,
hinder me In any way She Will }
fact know nothing about II.
you are strange lover. l neFf
read anything like you in story-hook
Forgive me. | am thoughuess III
subject may be painful to YOU
The horses began to pull tndf
normal circumstances Carmtcha'
would not have disTnounted, but h
horse had carried him many mile
that morning. and he p'ls a Ea"Fetf'
rider. In the war days often had h
life depended upon the care Of h
horse.
lyon have been riding hard?"
NO, only far"
II do not believe that there Is
finer horseman in all Ehrstein tina
yourself"
"Your highness is very good 10 ga
that" Why had he not gone on II
stead Of waiting AT the fork