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CHAPTER NNTI.

leaving Mrs. CoOpcr'S, Mr.. Mitchell
hurried back to the rooms of the Met
ropolitan Founding society and was
glad To learn that Colonel PaNton had
not gone. He sent in his card and
within few minutes the two men
were alone i'm the colouers private Of
ice.
"WolI. MIR. Mitchell" began the colo
mel, "hark again 50 SOON Changed
Your mind about that girl mp Stair~t'
I'm what way should have changed
my mind asked Mr.. Mitchell.
"Oh, well, You were rather impul-
sive This morning and cspouScd her
case pretty warmly, | Thought. You
said YOU would take the responsibility
OF Keeping the matter from the knowl-
edge Of the authorities. and that's "A So
that after maturcr consideration You
had altered your views come to your
scuscs, should call it,"
You mean that, in your opinion. it
would he the proper course 10 give this
girl into custody, to abandon her to
her futpY
There you 90 again with your
stupid sentimentality. Abandon her 10
her Fate indeed And why not. pray?
What Fate awaits her but what she
richly Deserves
Colonel, your society is in exist
ence for the protection of children.
Would it not be cruel to have this
young girl arrcstedE
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CHAPTER XVIII.
~ ArrrAL no mr. HART.

IS >rrEAL 10 TUE HEART.
They had scarcely left th" maternity
hospital when the colonel cviuccd his
impa tcucr 20 know more of his other
daughter.
"Mitchcl," hc exclaimed, Gin heaven
maine, DO not keep me in suspense.
You evidently know who and where
my other child is. Tell me all at
once"
~ is most extraordinary. colonel"
said Mr.. Mitchell. land most painful.
Tho simple fact is that ths father of
that abandoned baby. the lover of your
Younger daughter. is contemplating an
cl0pcmeut with your elder child"
'lnpoSsiblc. You cannot moan it!
God would not permit such an ont
rage to abandon my little Lillian and
her child and TO marry her sister 1t
would bc Too horriblc.''
"Ah. Hut the man does not know
Of the relationship. Who would guess
avenue palace with the Stun tcnc-
mcntF AND vet" he added. musing,
"it seemed 50 worry Obvious that ! won
dor how il could have escaped the
mans notice"
what was so ohviousf Mitchell. Won
7 Know or suspected the truth before we
Visited This institution. our visit
merely confirmed your expectations.
Toll nc how You made the discovery"
Com" into This cafe colonel, and I
viii give YOU ten miuutGS which is all
The time that dare to waste. We
rHn talk in here comparatively undis-
turhcd."
( They went into the cafe taking seats
AZ table in II secluded corner. and
after ordering some vino Mr.. Mitchell
proceeded:
MY story is most singular. vet il
shows that we should bc very careful
in criticiSing n work OF fiction. How
often do we read tale and thrust il
aside with the exclamation: Bah
Improbabc.' Vet within ~ hours our
newspapers may rcpori similar series
If events in actual life. Tho rcmarka-
bic similitudc Of two sisters or broth
nrS has been common theme with
novcllsts Who usually cndcavor to
make the likeness seem moro probabl,
by telling Us that the children Wcr,
twins. Vet see what | have found il
real life. During my Investigation o
this affair | found photograph whicl
, Immediately attracted my attention
partly because of the extreme beauty
of tine face, but more especially bc
cause it seemed SO familiar to me. thi,
despite the fact that | was sure tina
Had never seen the original. Lilial
Vale"
"Ah. Then it was her picture whicl
you showed 10 the matron:'
$40. colourl Hear III" out. car
ried lhr picture in my pocket and lool,
ed AT il from time to time. brcouIin,
more ana more convinced that some
I where | had seen the face before. \
length | remembered. There was il
my own HON" another photograph. tn,
likeness Of u young woman who la,
taken great fancy to my little daugh
ter mt school. from which circumStanc,
had sprung mp slight Acquaintance,
between our families. | compared tn,
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I'm ,,.,,or thot vo,r svro.tho,rt Lrov,
,our .ncrnt ncrhans hcforo Won
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"ru ,h,n if that voro trne whv
sbould she marry another man"
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two, ana any one would readily believe
that ,hoy are from the same original.
Yet one was "a child of poverty. Lillian
Male. and the other an hcirrss TO mill
lions. lordita Maria Van Cortlandt'
And You mean that Pcrdta Van
CortlIudi is my childE" gHsped the
colonel why why. man. the Van
CortnndrS are my intimate friends!
Gabriel Van Cortlandt served in the
sam" regiment with me in the army,
and was at his side when he died
TWO years ago. What is more. for You
may ~ woll have the whole story now
II loved Gahriels wife before he
married her | never told her. because
| was not rich enough TO woo her. So
Gabriel found me no obstacle Ia his
suit and remained friends with BOTH
prcferring 10 keep my secret. The
years passed. but the pain in my heart
would not die | went into the army
hoping to forget the past, yet within
two mouths chance brought Gabriel
and myself together. and we remained
comrades throughout the war. And
now I learn that hy strange decree
Of fate one of my deserted children
WAS given into the care of the woman
for love of whom | have remained a
bachelor. while the other. with her own
baby. has drifiod into the care of the
society which my conscience has fore
ed mo To aid 10 the extent of my means
What II strange world, What II strange
world, What - strange wOrld"'
He looked of into space for mo-
ment or two. his wine glass poised half
way TO his lips. Then he drank the
contents to the last drop. and. turning
TO face Mr.. Mitchell he inquired:
''IiaVc YOU the two photographs?
would like to sec them"
Mr. Mitchell drew out an envelope.
from which he took two cabinet pho
tographs. which he handed to the
colonel, rcmarking:
Examine them closely, and YOU will
see that The resemblance is so great
that no one could escape noting it,"
'Marvelous. marvellous exclaimed
the colonel. but there is something
| do not understand. In the first place.
these are the lkenesSes of children.
and. secondly, this one which You say
is ferdita does not greatly resemble
her"
"l"t mo make il all clear to YOU. If
you see Lillian and then visit Perdita.
You would be able to detect the great
likeness that they bear To one anoth-
or, yet were they brought together
have no doubt that il would he easy
enough To distinguish them. Yet. as
You see, their pictures are as nearly
alike aS two photographs Of one per
son might he. l.ilians photograph
was taken two years ago, when she
was only I; hence its extremely youth
full appearance, though she herself
looks scarcely older now. This other
picture. pcrdita'S, was taken when
she was also A. This explains the
reason Of rhes@reeter resemblance be-
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.u'n''CaHF 'i' S"lhe pecu''drI'F Ill your
Hl'e "iS'i".
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ca III low tone
NNo' 90 you mean:
H''ah' "I"ll'I fHN'oh' mat Lillian
"''' "' LAZY 81 me NaIl'Y' a. She
Is called tIiiS GIr' Tor whom You think
PRISON Is hitlhG nome; ms girl
whose heritage ana environment are
IN your mind no palliation 10 her of
tense; TINS Girl whose infant was cast
away among the tomhS of the dead,
Is
us what: cried Colonel Payton.
us your own daughter declared
Mr.. Mitchell
III rs false. cried IN" old man in a
voice tromulOuS with excitement.
'Ilcnlal IS useless. colonel. You
damned your own child with a curse
which has come M your bidding. You
prophcSicd Than this babe. whose moth
or called it Lily, would lose her purity
rs soon n She should learn 10 under
stand the meaning Of love- Well. colo
nrl. your daughter WAS a mother ~
il. What say vou:"
"Nothinc. nothing, I do not know
where you have heard this story nor
why You bring il to mo"
zone moro fact will convince Won
You took tho child from rs mother.
snd, wrapping it in shawl, YOU car
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ru1o boIde Th,ro r,ov Ina ,,o,v cIiI.
dron I, ono ramilv oil o,,ito liecrort
in fro,urc. vct , grc,t likcncss Is oh.
scryoblc among thc pbotopranhs ,al,en
in thoir hohvhood mr. childhood nm,
If wus that tbo accidental r,sso.sio,
of a uhotorraph or pordito ot II with
which | could compare that Of Lillian
nj the same age led me 70 the cunVic-
tion that such resemblance could on
ly exist between children of the same
parents"
"Nct il still seems marvellous. And
TO think That that scoundrcl should
have won the affection of both Of my
girls Ii Is remarkable
why so? Nodded. as they are. so
nearly alike, ii is not unnatural that
they should admire the same man. But
there is no time for speculate ton. |
must act.
wv nat is your planF
u nave Hon"-that is 10 say, | have
not definitely decided upon anything
except IN" "nd which ! have in view.
The details must b" made to conserve
my iinnl purpose. ANA they must bc rs
circumstances may ucmahd. MI thht
can say - that lht"nd 10 say" both
girls from tn" fatality which hangs
over them. must now hurry hon" TO
dinner. Tonight my wifi" and | Will
call upon the Van CortlandtS."
"Ah! You are going there? SO will
I. will meet YOU there. MY visit to-
night will have new meaning. a
greater interest for mo. \ new thuuuht
is in my mind. an idea arising from
the past. whore | SUPPOSED | had laid
it away forever PERHAPS the old
dream NAV be revived. II may hc the
best solution of the problem of the fu.
turc. 1t may Ice that. after all. at the
crisis Of my child's career. may rive
her a fathers love and do so without
disturbing her faith i'm her mother bv
unfolding the truth. The past f., bit
ter. and the present hangs heavily uu-
On my soul: but my friend. the clouds
may part. and sunshine and happiuc,S
may br mine even at the end of life.
At all events owe YOU much You
have brought me to a fun recognition
OF the wrong that have done and
nave shown me the path bv which |
may make some rcparation. Above all.
YOU have taught me that Justice NAV
be- tempered hv CHARITY"
"JMStirc and charity are twin sis
trrS. colonel" said Mr.. Mitchell. and
should 60 hand in hand through life.
tOodby until tonight trust thnr
your hopes may be realized. II may
be best for Pcrdita. Poor gfrl, The
next few hours viii be hard for her"
The two men graSprd oarh others
hand warmly. and at that moment was
born a friendship which newer died.
At the Van Cortlan,t residence two
women were seated at the dining table.
both silent and each mechanically par-
taking Of the food set before her bur
so dcrply lost in thought as to he OBJ
liviouS Of her surroundings.
The oalcr wnnau Mrs Van cart.
lAndt. wore that look Of serenity which
diSiinguiShcS one who ma, lived an nm.
eNcutful but easy life. If any scr
lows had come they Ind urnvod but
| temporary. for in The DbodpS of luyury
| sorrow j. an uuve,cour gunst and +.
soon dismissed The hittrr4st rrar>
| that flow from hunan e,as rnuso no
ahrnSionS on the lids II wincd away
with tine soft linen. Yet fine rich a,
we'll rs ,hn noor havc hearts which
may bc Positively diSconrauted at tiruns
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morrow. If she should yield your
DAUGHTERS Fate would I've sealed"
81 soc, I see! You wish to carry out
your theory. You wish him 10 marry
my child. That may not hc best for
her, but Won would argue that tho
child's interests demand such course.
Perhaps YOU are right. Thr." ideas
arc all now to mo. You must forgive
me if find it difficult TO set aside my
own cannot help wishing TO have
the villain behind the bars"
"Nu no. colonel. That would ruin
your child as well as his. 1t is not to
be thought of. Your daughter loves
the man. and we must hope that she
viii win him after marringc. for mar
ricd they must be. But now. colonel.
if am to accomplish this, YOU must
frankly answer question that I am
compelled to put. however painful it
may he. VIII you do 500"
Il am entirely at your command. 7
will not finch"
"Wcll. then, tell me this--dd you
not have another childE
Yes" said the colonel in low tones
and with n bowed head
ALSO girlf'
eyes"
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was madc lovely bv her sweet svmpo .
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father sought his child wishing ia of.
fer her his love and ur,,rctior ON
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
PROSPERITY AND THE POPS.

IICountry cor. Montezuma Republican,
You renlmeber in the populist con-
vention at Grinnel last July they
wanted prosperity that would bring
6-cent hogs and recent beef. and guess
that we pretty nearly have it now and
without the free coinage Of silver, too.
Why, Mr.. Editor. dosynn believe it that
nearly every old COW hereabouts has
been fatteped Killed and her old car
cass sold out, some Of them as high as
q. cents 4 pound. The pops only
wanted .-ce}t beef to have prosperity.
So that now when bed is 30 cents abpNs
the prosperity mark they no longer
have any reason 10 compiaiih and with
hogs the highes; III chicago that they
have been III f!yc Gears. and sheep 81
that much greater prosperity can be
asked fpr by our farmers. And what
tabout nurses? Why every farmer can
lind a ready market fer most every
thing he has iii the way u Il horse, and
Ethe price rs away up, too. As we said
before. TIE tramp has disappeared. the
GARNER nag ceased complaining. every
farmer has plenty Of money, and il is
sometimes interesting to see the silver
men oe three years ago shuttle out the
money and gold. TOO. as one Of them
did within the past sin months when he
lraid so cash in gold for horse pur-
( ~
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MUST BELIEVE 1T.
When wcll-known MarshaIitown
People Tell IT so Plainly.
~ ~ rs d.is7is's.


People Tell II so Plainly.
When pubic endorsement is made by
3. representative citizen of Marshall
town The proof is positive. You must
believe it. Read this testimony Every
haekache sufferer every man, wonliri
or child with any kidney trouble will
nnd profit i'll the reading:
Mr.. W w. Cross. Of COZ Eas, Church
street, says; Il had good deal OF pain
I in my back. when seated the excrtion
Ireauired y get UP caused sever.
twinges and the secretions from til
kidneys We're excessive. necessitating
my rising several times each night. An
advertisements about Doan's Kidney
Pills induced me to give them trial
and | procured Il bnN at Mcbride &
Wits drug store. | used it carefully as
directed; ii brought speedy relief. and
| in short iime cure.
For gale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
/ Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo. N
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no other.
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or INTEREST no .MoMEN.

Woman sailors are employed in Den
mark Nor@av aud Finland.
Miss susan Il. Anthony Will celebrate
her s9th birthday anniversary Feb. 10
In one of the large Office buildings in
Boston The electric elevators are opcs-
ated by girls.
No married. woman IN the Enitsa
States 5 compelled BY Jaw to take lici'
husband name.
Waiter girls ia Munich restaurants
work fourteen h sixteen hours a day
withottsa holiday all the year.
Mrs e c, de Sumichlast. wife efsthe
French professor Al Harvard, has
started Che Harvard relief fund for ,he
lest;,uta 3ehildrcn ard wives " british
soldiers
M.ss sHse larsel .snsonia, Conn.
ea'lae graduate aisi. III, daughter g
ia rniiaaDaire, IS aetlng as typewriter IN
.hel fathers ctliee. in order 70 learn
liiuSiress IN thQd.
III, felnale society for the Ee.fef aud
fcinpayrscrsl Of the I'a1r is probably
viit asSi Nnnlaiis asseelatien ifi
.'il, Was feundaa in I'hiiatel-
il4ia v,f lai years ago,
cart Gordon tsEssneg wilson Nilr
Ewas ,lq i,a $ atA Afsiea had the
islng reported ~ the Brit
,a o. ile aG9esii list as Lads
Mtlgsn's husband.
Ii gav.i.riaslst = France Ia.
lgpissed d! uv,ar anieas the washrr-
Imam g the Sets ana WI give hon
eii, lSYe&e medals vii be dis
fihisfi ssiieag tbs 'nesl skilled ana
J. .f.it. .-5.fl
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Essning 5narsulu, 7nndag Fehruag

believe that this latter is an important
suggestion. We aresof the opinion that
in the past too much tlEe has been de-
voted to the study OF varieties and too
little to a study of methods of culture
In other words. perhaps the success of
oreharding in the state depends more
upon the management of the orchard
than il does upon the planting OF STREET
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.
1890. ...-ee-.-e-e>>-.-e>e.ee

a
7AIAs NlEyNcn hSlEDC 3
Wa ~ YSA IA A-.sNS.
f'ANORS CON MISSION BILL.
te;iinneil lietaldl
Sslne time age w ll'plisfsd the biii
ilre i'9seg by he hef'ssattti] II Women ;
Gtnas. We trust tina 81 %9izens hstNe
E'si7 It carefully and fas sivenslt Their
sanstl9n 1 we aFe a ylnpaIiy NTH
slls movement can * sii 70 more than
eiNe i rassive aptfQS sisll We not IN
sslse My impress apels ne lesisla7
W illat we entitlTiaS ileally vEdorse
{ils nlsasui'e
AltSi ie"a has pssa q state more
a#l, esilt g hsr Without y the ,
by smail le g IS regpls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
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Ciogned With Filth.

If your liver is clogged your whole
system is out OF order. Beggs' Little
Giant Pills cleanses the liver, makes the
eyes bright, gives energy and life. Geo.
+. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
RETRNcING STEPS IL <isNapc Ky.

Gavsrner Taylor. 81 NslitaeAs de
cidad nog e sign TIE sed aerau-
ment which his asiherents liaa nites
win tne dsiileerats. III l8Med W
this decision ~ recoay ing file iseiS-
latufe a the state ap!ta and y send
ms home tie nNaitia lils restoring
lar as il Was II his pom tlle status as
il sSisisd ayiien y dis Fssd Ike ies
latpre l'ais sn9N agni IN
thc i alsiatufs Ms ssiisFa isis
as wg9ustius acr a ifistaks az pi
and nov A4ie lssAiHg g
hilnse s. a eegifliiQ4 u tbs
ef his deAles stis al5 rs
atssllpts d tl5eg ai aWi
deiibtip l lesSl5ly alisIa
GeIfas'iiis tils aa - tisgs
se7eailFisi lssislasAsr Louis R
his dsmoeraic eaRaps
shremd mo ma s3ea e;sss f lsX
lor. Part, and Nt,s Raa
Ntss ut~ss y ie'Ait 's's - 49, +tt
elsasd 10 ressn aissl
they may detia aliins
his plans renaasns % is
dentig eiovaFu las Fiirposs
The sn8gsa tiis4ly So
asaia
STRIP "a ae4i a any
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12

chieasf 'fflbln sent you totell
NE PLAINLY doctors seid ihe man with
lth Fat saxernts NJ POSITION, what is
the nlattfl Nlttt u,
Wei, SIR answered tbs pid doctor,
learnin.s haeie il his eiialr ami locking
AZ is bs6fy red-iiaeed patient. you are
suifs1,s.s & III ui:GeeWo.k and oyef-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12

Il ista l4spSnsia 10, ysais. Np9neflt-
eire MAS 81 cirsstlvs rs kodol pyspep-.
sia cure It gstse nlneeliata RELIEF. Two.
batt3ss produced marvellous results.
writes L.. II Warren. Albany. WIS. 1t
Iligests wha yaa "a ard can not fail
u cure All arnegists.