The Washington times., 1910-02-02

TWO SHAH. BORN THE WfIOI e
WIDE WORLD APART.
WE need re-i-s bus one other inter
" view which Princess cara under
took that day Severed followed upon IT,
and there were many sucH during Pr
stay OF more than q week iu New YoT *
. city.
Many came, were received and went
away a-alu. and tae princess herself
was frequently abroad m the Streets
1r al places % amusement, or was
entertained los those who worship at
the shrine cf nobility
But there was one who called upon
her The evening OF the day OF Sa0erev-
tHar we should refer lie came .L ID
O'Clock, and was expected, ror DE was
conducted 70 Her presence Immediately
and was received without question. al
-EalEl IL would have ueeu Immediately
plain Co au observer that these two
had never met before
The lhiuZs which they discussed were
largely technical. and had to do wltn
the conduct ana activities Of various
uir5IIst5c agents Vho were scattered
about over the t-orld. outside of Rus
STA. He was a. man whose name does
not appear azaH in this story and
which therefore need not be mentioned
now, but he vas nevertheless, one
ven known II he courts o. Europe.
and ca the streets or New York and
washington
Al tne end o. their discussion ana
interchange OF confidence when Gc
rose 10 leave her and she gave him her
hand. -~ said, rerui rInS 90 the subject
OF Luc.. eguN erS1tlcn-
princess. if we had others like you.
us sincere iu tHeir efforts for the better
vruf of our people. NIIiIism would soon
become the dominant factor OF Russian
politics. and official oppression would
cease to exist. If we mad others Ike
YOU. as good ana as beautiful as you
are the car would abdiCatc. OF would
consent to give as q parliament As
10 Is. the struggle has only just begun.
and I greatly fear that neither l nor
YOU, young though you are, viii live To-
Thank YOU" she said. 81 understand
thoroughly what you mean Il is true
that 7 am heart and soul in this move
meut- u is equally true that I am pre-
pared to devote my fortune and my
life To- the attainment OF the ends we
seek.
Are YOU an extremist he asked
her. we have not touched upon that
part Of the subject as yet, princess"
she EcSltarFd-
sTf Won mean by that expression. do
seek the life of Alexander ] could
answer Won I'M the affirmative without
hesitation bat I would have 20 confess
that my desire for vengeance upon him
is more of a personal quality, than Of a
political character 7 am mindful Of the
fact that we cannot destroy tree by
Tcpuiuc- OF one or its branches and
whenever q car Il dead. another lives
to take his place and permit the injus-
7fccs uracri-ed i'm. his name to CON
rius1c He is like the Gydra-hea6 ~
monster of chsIdrOOd'S tales. and an
other head grows as fast a. ole may
he cut Off
You are n beautiful woman. princess.
and with that aid alone you should &C
compiiSh much
Yes" she admitted, as calmly as If
nc had referred to the ring she wore on
her hand. but I fird that to be the
most UNPLEASANT character Of my en-
Dlovment To use such beauty as
have and such attractions as T possess
for the winning Of men TO our cause,
whether they be officials or mobiles, IS
hateful 10 me. and vet / do not hest
tate"
Tt is not difficult task for men TO
Join the %ihilISts because Of love for
YOU 7 could. myself. almost fOTsalle it.
did YOU ask such SacTihce-
shame on yoUr' she stormed al him,
snatchfng away her hand and dartinE
OUT of his reach shame on YOU for
that Those were treschercus words.
and 7 expected them least IF all. from
Won. You make me ashamed. asham-
ed OF YOU and for the cause I uphold.
Are al men so weak and so easily
Ipd1 Does the mere beauty Of a
woman make towards Of them aU2
Could a pair Of flashing eyes, or the