New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
The Garden of Fate
COEt1,asE from Page 7

---Sal1S who would rather see Buhammel
tle blue throne than mere STRIPPING
.---5. ! can take p. chances, not even in
H. Until suTroun6e5 =. my OWN troops.
l.,5- tlat the diSSati-Ge5 would be slow to
'.-. l. must be done.
Lok peered 1t the ra --iarchal face Of the
--11 llzlr, who had s-a-i0ned himself at
r. l90- o. the rOval tent. and then back at
- -lglS1rnan, who was staring absent
-----y al the hOrses within the inclosure.
--7 sounds OF the battle were receding into
- Instance. Now an. then there were scat
80 ro-eys OF rife FIRE. -olnding thin and
III oecray1ng tiny tragic collisions. The
--l1-lng Of the camp had changed from
-5 excitement 10 q dull monotone Of ex-
---ll, broken now and then bv the more
--'--7a but anguislel sounds Of suffering
% men were carrie into the open space
-.-5 ne canvas W.. which had been util-
- +, 70. hospital pu-Dgs-a.
-slsI leave YOU OF Guard at the tent"
+ Aai9 sad, known that no one can
/ = 7lie you and the Grand Vizir are there.
S give orders
| -. - -1--leIlcan turnC1 -g The door Of the
| rs l1end turned lurriedly away,
1 r -. Z lo-lg TINE stood more mOuOnlesS
1 s---- -tlan the agei . ....rat his side, who
/ -, s.a,ted down on - and and in it
/ -!ig lean fnee- raced tedious pat
~ men Win s-..- erased them. as
" .---s, .,----S '-e future .. t.a Empire in his
- ---T Mad return. he jeckOned to
r. --e-.- -. ! Iii held q a5. ycred converse
- mn, and --,-. . man Was sum
/ - -o-A among II. >uItan's personal
----'-.S' VINO guard. .- horses. There
tE Emspere1 ir.. ~.ieW. and then
.sl loT11 one .. Inc heaviest and
NJ, !. lie Sultan a.-ge. d white Ara
~ - = was Ike nearly al the Others.
L1Ck S as-- ment the horse
- - ole Sultan lent. Still patient,
r.. -. STOOD gua-- ..lndering mean
IT, pan the ha s about to exc
N ~; laan an hour r ID. The firing
/ 1--l-ely cease and the victorious
- 's,uTnlng, D-.E gathered from
tne outer camp that rations
-s-r,, -sslto = ana tae t.--l troopers were
.--, --,oi Meal Clarke emerged from
.-- - paused berl hira with 4 look
.---g -. - ana cls,ra5 that he appeared
Id .. -@--lr than q .eecessful General
i --saSement. --.- ~ - " "-''iiii-
an -, ..r,e ne sad. laying his hand on
r. - = II ceuce-l. CRY 10 run YOU
alI-g --Ee NE TINS. j. you know that |
---=.srs -. !gu INTO . game where the
2,1riirg 2,i-. s.. -s''sl d hundred 10 one against
!.Tss Jul and also that if We don't
Il - ~ sTen I Wor,l raat."
I'd u r. r. ms thumb and finger and
g-,.. he i.. -. --le -aner1eau's face. To his
End @r5 -15OsI 2rlnned aayishly, held out
~; H.. NE, those are the or1v Games
noe si sio.' Don you worry about me.
Z oa he -y,ul +T,l .}youT7el., All ask is to
.,-1,g5e '--s- 1-s al Hln "Ith frank look
o The 80, "Ili-g-t parting word
Ned bis ,ra.'I ,.'-eI and d ppeared. Dick
Icg 80 ~a'ch over the rovaI shelter,
5s,,- 5s.,r-hSaTd and forM.ra - q + da;n9
7a- tie c. c. %as scarcely aware Of the
~l- digins.:,l-,-.1 3zlr, having completed
rd ,-s:on' ri: had slipped from sight.
'a-J5n liIa 'eFe1 conversation Inside
'.57ge wl.4 s'iuclure, but was unable
81 ils beat ;, "a "a taking place. He pro-
-'9ked oo,, - IAe gate Il the canvas wall
q The NJ Sg9t IN tine IT, Sec. :, cl'nl;5eratl,.
I r51s.