Show COUNTESS GLADYS DISLIKES HUNGARY Tells Foreign Husband That He Must Remain a GalIan GalIant Gallant Gal Ian lant American MISSES NEW YORK HOME J Intends to Be e Back in the Fall Fal The The Count Has HasI Other Plans I BY HUGO BATTINER Republican Special Cable f Vienna April 4 A A A correspondent was ras presented d to Count La Ladislaus I laus Sze- Sze anti and hl his bride who ho was formerly formerly formerly for for- merly Mi Miss s Gladys Vanderbilt of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York CIl City by the kindness of Count the tho well known Hungarian- Hungarian Austrian politician a neighbor of oC the tho at their country countryseat seat el t. t The countess's honeymoon Is not all golden The rhe countess today is ill Sho Is suffering Buffering from rom an affection of oC the throat thront which may mean erlus Professor the noted specialist specialist t. t has been heen called In He lie found round I his distinguished patient suffering I from tram a n severe cold Tho The countess complained com corn F she had difficulty In breathing aNt anil swallowing anti and al alto o had fever ever everand and anel inflammation of or tho the throat The Tho ph physician ordered the countess counte to re remaIn remain remain re- re main indoors until further orders It Is nothing Serious said the tho count but the tho countess counte experiences considerable pain from rom her throat ond h head The physician said Mill ho ex expected expected ex- ex the countess counte t would he be well enough In Jn a weeks week's time to travel to II Budapest mu d a pes I. I t. t Count link Halo and anil Hearty Jn th contrast to his young oun bride the tho I looked hooked hale anti and hearty hearty hear hear- ty and kept on smoking one after another Th The Tho smoke became so thick In tho the course of oC the conversation that it made the Countess Gladys Glads cough whereupon she begged her hr husband to throw awn away avay his hig Asked Iod about their plans for or the fu future fu- fu ture Count said saltI I r 1 expect ot oh arrive in our domain of or on the of oC April I will vilI willbe he be back In Budapest in May Tho The month of or June I will spend spond In Vienna and tho I London season will find mo mn thorp there of or course courso Apparently tho the I. I was Included cd ed In tho the I r but with Iho tho egotism r or r the who rc hIm hi m mt t I n ir-n r n n nd ke p. p r. r r C ti t did not pother oven to lg vaa to to tob b b of the party Characteristic mI m. m I fi first t. t Intended to spend tho whole summer on my estate ho he continued hut but on second con consideration l my wife might not like it she It-she she might be he lonesome In our faraway home and laughing boisterously and even somewhat sarcastically being being only JU Just l married I must play pIny the gallant must I not 1 Yes tho gallant like the tho Americans he added still sUII laugh- laugh Ing And nd tho the gallant American you will have ha to remain said the countess I wont won't have any other kind of oC a hus hus- band The countess growing suddenly se serious serious so- so rious remarked I tried m my hardest but it seems impossible for me mo to learn Hungarian No o I cant can't and sighing deeply sho she added why I have taken such a n dl lIko to Hungary H The Thc countess sighed again anti and exclaimed exclaimed ex ex- claimed abruptly as If it moved to a sudden spirit of or Independence Ah Ab I wish with we could have In America Am- Am erica Impossible cried the count quick quick- l 13 ly There I would bo be but a fifth firth wheel on the wagon agon a a n. sort of oC m my ray wife's husband Maybe we will return to America b bye byo o and b bye but not until I have hae made a career for Cor m myself In politics 1 Politics a a Pshaw politics cried Countess Countes Gladys s 's If lC you 1 0 are aro after aCter politics you youcan youcan OU can have ha your our fill 1111 of them In tho the United United Unit Unit- ed eu States The count threw up both hands American politics he exclaimed excl disdainfully humbug What I mean to do is to be a a. true son of or m my Hungarian fatherland To wo work k In its service and its glory The words Hungarian l fatherland seemed to strike the countess the same as American politics did her husband husband husband hus hus- band and after atler giving her husband a n J sarcastic lIc a half look she said with a fine fino spirit In voice and In gesture Well Web for my part America will always 1 remain my fatherland After this excursion Into politics Countess Glad Gladys a talked charmingly of Vienna Vienna to m my mind is tho the most beautiful of oC th tho worlds world's capitals I J am nm enchanted by the gay Jay life here and by bythe bytho bytho tho the kindness s with which I have havo been received receive d. d New York YorI men you I know now are arc al always always al- al ways nys full of business and always se se- se rious noes Here everybody laughs and anti Is ga gay But nut just the same she added I intend to be back hack In New York Inthe Inthe in inthe the fall Call v COUNT AND COUNTESS L' L JI J W k 4 4 f 7 I 4 1 fr 4 s I 1 1 f I I 1 4 L |