New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

~ a,,;ation center this winter. I'm de-
i;nbted II will be so nice to be able to learn
10 a nI,ce that is not poked of from human
snc;etvi I adore Paul The races there are
nerfcct and. barring St. Andrew, can
th;rt of any place where ever had a better
game Of golf. For that matter, We never
cn;oved a livelier run with the HOUNDS man
I bad once at a Crox d Arrien meet But
+ sba'n't be able to 90 in for golf or fox hunt
ing this wear | must devote every minute
TO my fascinating plane.
"Have YOU really bought an acceptance
asked Ann. ..,a,o
aNot precisely. had almost settled on
French monoplane; but on account OF tnat
cross country flight from Brescia nave Deeil
hesitating. Nobody seems to know Just what
did happen | asked your uncle 5 opifioh'
but he told me was barking up the wrong
tree. Isn't he droll!' 60,
aWill YOU flv too?" Mrs. Blair asked the
broker, who was trailing an imaginary l'nc
aStcrn.
aNot unless I'm lugged along by force,
ne said feelingly.
81 dare say | shall be the only woman III
Pau who planes, pursued Virginia with an
unconvincing shudder. That won't DC
pleasant: for the newspapers will give me
no peace. Ny costume will be kodakcd at
leverv turn But the pioneers, in no matter
what have TO face annoyanccs.D She turned
on Rodoslav again. you'll be pioneer
roo. won't YOU, think you're the first
Prince to take to aeroplaning.
Am T." he smiled.
"Tm sure of it. OF course many Others
Iare interested. Wilbur Wright had whole
procession of ROYALTY come to see him fly.
But | suppose the crowned heads all see IT
through the eyes of their war departments:
lust another machine for scouting or drop
ping bombs. You, of course She found
herself checked by the unhappy thought
that the fact that he was not a rclgnlng
Prince might be a sore point with Rodoslav.
He smilingly helped her out of her bog.
l"I. having no war department 10 bother
me-" he completed "can 60 into it merely
as sport
ANN, knowing what she knew, suddenly
n OWNED in his careless words a signiil
canoe as bold as il was picturesque. Thrown
with him for a moment after they reached
the hotel, she resolved to test her preScencc.
II have had a revelation, she told him.
"Yes, my ally:'
"You have not bought an aeroplane for
mere sport-a part of the make-bellevc to
Dllnd Europe.
"No.'
"You mean to use ii over there beyond
the Adriatic where they still have magma
tions. When you 60 back among your peo-
pie, YOU will appear riding the air.
He regarded her fixcdly for Il long moment.
SEQ on with your revelation. he said.
at ends there she laughed. Il leave
YOU in the air.
"Alone:"
81 suppose 50. have given YOU all my
vision"
"Then | will complete it. There is some
one who rides with me.
Ann foresaw sentiment and lodged.
"Your mechanician, very likely" she Sug-
lgeSted, "or an aide dc camp.
1T is a woman | see.
"Probably one OF the dew maidcnS, then.
"YeS." he agreed. Il think She is. | be.
lievc that my temple was not built in vain.
|DESPITE the fancifu ut1erances that
u ever and again reminded her that he
was unlike other men, AIMS faith in his
Fundamental practically remained I'M
shaken. In general She saw what the world
e,u. , mar, of overI-iaV interests and rather