The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-04-30

when there begins to be a crop Of grand
children, the old people had rented a large
Vllla for the summer season, where they
received in patriarchal fashion children
and grandchildren, separately or en- masse.
In1s year the TineOs had installed them
selves at San Sebastian. Senior TineO had
suffered a stroke three months before,
from which be was making dubious re-
cOvery.
OF the children, only Pillar was with
them up to this time. She was now TWEEN
Uy-IOur, more beautiful than ever, and,
owing to her matrimonial fiascO, in q pO-
slIlOn that was at once absurd and pain
rul. Her marriage with Won HelmhOlz had
never ito use a legal Lhrase) been con-
minated. Certain qualities Of the Prus-
sian caste, with those required In a sub
marine commander, had repealed the bride
q rev hours too late. She refused to live
WIN her husband, fled to her fathers
mousse, and there Oun sanctuary. AS
sOOd Catholics, they did not think Of d.
NOfce, but Of something better under such
circumstances which is annulment. But,
LOT some reason, not stated, the Baron Won
F1eimnOlz found means Of preventing this
sIeP being taken. 1t looked like black
mail Of a sort.
Recently there had drifted upon the
scene a young Russian named Alexis KOl-
wv, VINO, at this moment, was, in the
sporting, If compulsory manner Of many of
rs class, applying a former accomplish
menC Tor his Observation-Disclosures first ViO-
lin in the casino orchestra at Biarritz. The
LOVeiy Pillar, still Baroness Won HelmhOlz,
tel IN love with Alexis, who did not spurn
her admiration.
Now, if a Spanish senOrita is closely
sneiIered, then a detached Spanish married
maiden needs even closer watching. Sonora
ALueO watched her daughter as If she had
Seeh a spun glass cOntainer full Of INT.
SOMS trusted duenna was always on duty
III the villa Miraflres and out Of It.
an spite Of an espionage that never once
ielaAed through every hour Of tn twenty
1 NDUE and 81 - - al 90 N
10Veiy occupant Of the haremlik Of the
LLulz Kiosk at Pera feel constrained, thu
nIatuatiOn Of Pillar was the rit de jour,
or Ially laugh, Of the Bay Of Biscay re-
sOtCs. This laughter was not directed at
the love affair itself because no such is
d laughing matter), but at its strict CEN
eE5snlp. In this day and age IT seemed
oIG9lous to enfarnchised lovers as u
would If a modern American mother were
20 insist that some Argus eyed chaperOu
~CScOmpany her married daughter 70 heal
Oualapin in an afternoon concert
AS last reports on the Baron Won Helm
nOlz were to the effect that he had gone
mo commercial aviation and was conduct
M6 the trials Of a glider Of his own lnYen'
uOn, no doubt the Tine0 family hoped tnal
every counter current OF air would 40 It's
ugty and, all things working tcgetner, they
ulgaC learn any day that the count nae
1asueQ. In that case, as the rlcn Douf'
Z seos family had nothing against an i'm
tOterishd Russian nobleman or authenCi
cateq family, and whose father had beer
OF the household OF the car, Alexis and
Flar might marry; Alexis on his part
nStnlng at all against a beautiful maiqei
az wtdOW with a dot Of several milliol
IN physical type, Alexis was anything bu
ne popular conception Of tbs bearded 8lav
he was tain. fair. slender. TIE very plctur
ne middle ages t~roubadonr Beside
tslng musical be had other artistic glIts
wrote poetry, painted miniatures, and 9
~ moment Of The debaCle had been hF
tls n Paris ln s. charming little house Oh
! work on the l~anguane 81 the lowers. Ia
1Ns4tallY be- was. when he felt ike To-
syoN AChtete-horseman, sWoruemani 9Nln,
WeE ana en- the rest o1 81 He had %