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Updated: May 16, 2025
The one offered for the finding of Miss Passamore. The girl we just told you about in the paper ten thousand dollars. Don't you remember?" "Oh, yes. I was thinking of something else I just read here. Oh, the reward! Well, I suppose the police got it. I don't remember, to tell you the truth. I know that her disappearance at the time created quite a sensation." "And are you sure she was found?"
DeVere, an old-time actor, and now employed, with his daughters, by a large motion picture concern, reached forth his hand for the paper. He gave one look at the article, and then his eyes went up to the date-line. He laughed. "No wonder there hasn't been anything in the New York papers of to-day about this case," he said. "This paper is four years old! But I remember the Passamore case very well.
How wonderful!" exclaimed Mr. DeVere, when his daughters told him what had happened. "But we must make sure. It would be a sad affair if we sent word to the father, and it turned out that this girl was not his daughter. We must make sure." Alice got out the old paper. "It is she! Our girl the one we knew as Estelle Brown is Mildred Passamore!" cried Alice as she looked at the picture in the paper.
Would the obviously injured brain be able to sift out the right reply from the mass of words that hitherto had been meaningless? "What is your father's name?" repeated Ruth in calm, even tones. "Your father who gave you the doll, Estelle Brown? Who is he?" Like a flash of lightning from the clear sky came the answer. "Why, he is Daddy Passamore, of course!" "Passamore!" gasped Alice. "Passamore?"
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