New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

s.,, blades. bat she ddIeu d lO"N 80" 80 va
.e and with 1t FIRST realized 'nGu .Gl',IiC spJ' &c
ur'' .,i-,e plain dizzicd her, ana win usnl-Sh
The s"''....'I I'm the ciddness should pass 1t W
svc> sc ",'-.,,-r,,,o and as they bore trumphantv
zone III " ...,. and. without vertigo, without te;
hc -ooN,- mot see in that first punging look, th
aW, as 80. t,e confines of the aerodromc. tie mea
hey l"1 "1,..,t,- her first fight. Ii was TO be no pc
lG % ,~,,.- Of the course. They swung IN gre
'l.. Dt,,c, circle toward Pau itNtu'
., ,v with thrill tla' llCN NcIC dHcdoN We
H'' H. unframed eve could not estimate The
uga. s... only knew shat home going peasants
l-a. ..,~,e5 rvgrrics. the trees mere shrubs q
..c av ...,,..s -.y- he winding Gave dc Pau
-el ..~ which cI.tcrcd IN the sunset Only q
Of, . ~ the distant pvronccs held It's normal pla
]'-, a', Then. a- they swept near ana al last doo
p .trr transformed city absorbed her. Pau
i. .....~ crowned -r cmncnoe. IT'S N,e IooNea scarce
ois ,,.. chose o.. tlc low wing villages dotung &
y rr. .r.t..u bad >hrunk 10 mSlgnltlcance
-..- -.~. f.t -ourc> the red legged soldiers IN q
t.-.o seemed ants. The Palais HVer was Simp
'' - , .... .r .r, green opening of the Pare Bea
j" .t .- imposing rank of hotels and villas OF q
,'.....~t 3D.. rr-uccs q row of humble roots. IL W
s ~ .. pau. The sprawhng boulevar
-~. . .-... Importance. the Place Rovdle az
street,. were uuus;ly blurred. Ii lay the
.,.-... r Invested of character. travesty
-H~ .~utcly Colored, monotone
,-, ...... ..r .r +. III like goddess from "a clio,
t''.....s.~... ..- ,hy wor'als were about. On th
. 81. ....-- B.. chat was "a terrace-people douh
..~ ... .... and t might be nudged tho
...t.~ -.i'. Perhaps her aunt and uncle
...rrtlous of the tea drinkers we
M ...-. Perhaps Mrs. TrusCott was intornil
q. & ... ...r -n.- tl,v bcheid her friend Prin
- Buckley would quote the Aim
r. g. e.. '..0 She remembered that
.-. ..c't hardly be ,pping tea
d.. r- her horse at the aero
.-t -rc same time. Poor
..-..- - -t uc kind TO HIM here
49,. .... goo. less. The one being
.. ...... weight ot her august con-
...--. ..~,.. her this supreme cX-
...--'r hoped she would find
.. -. ... spot where she lief. him.
.- t... LEX wcthng 10 Its tr-
~.- -.ere 'u see.
r-t1t~ H.... soon come Pau
-... .-.4-r and they rounded
.-,.- -- flooded with saffron
..-,.r H'.G- pale moon. Il was -
.... ... prime discovery ot q
.--.. :~r~-e.. For IN IN
-.- .e'v aware II d new phe-
...-.~ heights. Now She gave II
-..-. -... -r,-C- were possible
. hen. WAS hanged, She would
-t t".,~ echo. Somewhere
.... seemed 90 -hr0b. d pro-
r--. --..-or H- defiance ot their
.- .-., -.-a instant narrowed.
.--.r ,w--.. to -t her et of the
.- instead Of melting into
,.-- gained substance. She
.-'- '.. ..--..,.. She saw T..
r.-...-- ..-..et -ir.rcga they sank.
winged .Ve5 Black ag4,r-. The
r-.- .e-r.-e form Us The ie-
.- ..~s .c.- -..-H- h --.;ng the west. and
pilot -.. distinct. Tortured. ie--
-.-. p.s. -r-et re- across the abyss.
-.~.-- e .he came 10 harm. ve.,
lie =. .. .ere0-e below. he could
-.-.r -- suffer
i'm ,.. ...- with ta -autler thrust
70 chat .-. -.t--r-tor away JAS She had
- --t sight of the r-cei'rg
.-.-. -.. brought vertigo. The
-.-.-t .e~ triumph. She ewan-ed
#. .... and lose herself amid the
~-..- .- -...
~a. spread beneath chem
--o .u-E .ar the low stree,
sheds. ... engine ceased ,t- tumu,-.
.. -.-.... D. and +r-,- ri.-cf sound