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Show BRILLIANT MME. POINCARE Here is - love story all the way .Torn France. A husband risks mis-epresentation mis-epresentation and even ridicule to jonor his wife, and he is president! The gallantry and courage of Poincare Poin-care have made presidents' wives equal to queens. Mme. Poincare'3 position is, of course, as delicate as brilliant. One of the republic's dogmas is that Frfnce requires no queen. For instance, in-stance, heretofore when a French president drove in state to Long- ' champs, hororing commerce, sport and fashion In the culmination of the ,cason, nobody -noticed if his wife was preset with him. Hut Mme. Poincare is different. And Po'jcare is very different. His wife must take her place; it is bis principle; it is his joy. And Paris admire.'i. Ha is pretty sure to be Bttiicked for it, in the general attack which is preparing' against him. but rNv Paris admires a man who will fight. f'ertftlnly he fought for his wife before the royal visits. Mme Poincare rode beside Queen Alexandria. She took King George's m In liublic ceremonies. She was photographed, standing as straight as ' " ery young and stylish, by King Christian, the two making the Comment couple, as he saluted at the review. She showed everywhere with eCur royo-'UM. before all Paris and the world-aa beautiful and royal U qucon. |