Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-07

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Old marquis hastsoed - ~ table, NJ
"a 4 big bumper and then uotleaeo .
all The company to DO The saDs. BIZ
''LAAiss ana esaslsmsa." - crasl.
''the hounds wait! lt's t1nns foe . STIR
ssp cup! Eli ysor giassssl l sive
yeu toast."
criss oe The whip" and "IAay Dt'
greeted him.
YES, the whip and Lady d" 10
said. and nst Only the whip and my
dear Di-fer The whip may soon haxs
q new handle to tts name
4 Gssseal murmur grestsd thu stats-
monG
"Falconhurst and Risvess may -
bound BY q new thong. wsat % Dsv-
eeley. ION day Ike THE It's Z Sreat
pleasure % ask 700 70 drink ~ only
to ysur nsw whip-ss my graA1eAtA
DEbot - ths 1utWvs-
Tho sGsilsnt tones q q ~ nse<anaA
at the poor interrupted hin. - sath1r
insssts4 thsnseavss ineo ths pA1es -
had iatoeaSd 10 be Impressive
The tookmanis Woeds eenpaoesd To
marquis ssntsnee. but thsy alss gave
ss,astse thrsax Z sfasse turn % IL
happy course Of events.
LADY Brancastos." announced To
footman, while all turns4 ths1r eye.
to the doorway to behold tAsso. SINH
ing ceidly. Mrs. DAQulls.
For q moment tAsss Was q g0nefal
Silence after half the company had st
to IT. fest. Hssaan moved toward
Sasteeis Is IL hs required ne strength
Of his personality. Bsvoeisy turned
toward the woman standiAg there cold
~ self possessed
"Afadamv' ~ exclaimed.
In most decided drawing rosn
manner Mrs DAquila faced him.
Lord Beverley, pray forgive this
er-intTusion," she said swestty. Ger
tain runners having FsacAsd my ears, I
had come to ask fen private intse-
view with view % obviat1ng pub1c
scandal. Rnt k.rrcr!ly-"r unherc!.y--I
have Just heard the words that have
fallen from your nps. TAsfsfoes.
though regret the pain that may
cause. 1t u due to myself that should
speak here a. publicly - yo0 have
spoken and say-that I am Lord Bran
casters WIFE,"
Brancaster searte1 forward, his ba1d
at his forehead ~ be struggled to ~
gain memory Ct The lass Gays bsfers
bic accident.
"w,ssr' b. sAesesA "Ies Z Her
Lady Diana had eoas straight - her
grandfather and. ready TO ~ - the
refuge Of his arms, seood cisss - biD.
Madam" aatd Beverley u 1oep pain.
III this 10 so0s III tsel plsco q 1ea-
vado-soms attempt
But Nss. DAquila took tbs weeas
from his mouth.
1T II a. attsmpt - save yesR
granddaughtsr humi,iatiss. Lord Dsv-
erisy." she said; perhaps soDotAtng
worse It u now an eo6eevor - asslst
you In explaining 70 her sxsee1y NJ.
position In this house"
While Lady DianA's eyes fsiIowsl
Brancaster wistfully. despaifinsiy. the
young earl turned to the company Of
his friends and neighbour.
Gentlemen. on my honor he ex-
ploded Beverley. this is an outragsl
Turn this woman out"
Beverley seemed halt inclined to
take the hotheaded suggestion OF biz
neighbor and act upon It.
Mrs. DAquila"- he began.
THAT II not my name" she saie
firmly. You don't believe it!'
II believe Brancastsr." said the re
ing marquis. clasping the hand Of the
younger man.
Suddenly the woman held out to him
paper.
..Then read that" she ordered.
Beverley. without taking into bis own
hand the document. looked at It a.,
though 4 were thing which might
scorch him. Il plainly was = marriage
certificate.
'Great heavens!'' he exclaimed.
But BIancaster had beeu locking ovOe
his shoulder.
Its forsed-tt's falss-you know II, .
he almost shouted into the face Of the
smiling woman.
Lord Beverley gave another long look
at the document and read there the
signature Of the Rev. Werner Haslam.
He walked slowly toward the vicar.
but not before Ssrtors had whispered
to him savaSely:
Stick to it!''
Lord Beverley now bad the paper IN
bis own hands, and 10 passed Il to
Haslam.
"Mr Haslam is this true9' he said.
extending the document
But the vicar did not look at Il.
Speaking with the greatest possible ef-
fort, he slightly bowed % he answered
in low tone:
THAT IL my signature. Lord Bsver-
ley"
His manifest dificuity in speaking
a. >n0