Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

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 stranger, came t0 the wrong place, and kaEingtoh yhap ppededJ Jedobe with us at, WhA timeeraAs iBterSiewi finished fir with
 fearful, quarrel" She turned to
 Drummond with slight smile. Not lmnch Aeddehce, &there r aOhes Iikno ow
 ttahlsftngtQp murdered him. f I know it, You may, think I'm fa1ciful1imagining
 things; you may think I'm mhe 'elaggerat- |dne. lldidon'taMinti iifeyGu tdoee6ecause
 you went for 1ong."
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 she answered. "He came to The Films .,:5;S that ts Es is the name of Lakington's Iel dStls 3SbHl lhs aga. He is about ll1a ther thick-se etyt sfle sfelledH,shavess brown ha IF, Fs1AcBsd sliah5ly Ite His fore
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 the name is sound enough, if iE was. { his feal ong GAsat is, it's abdat as real as hfs da&ghtef." M
 "There is lady in the case. t4enI?' @rBy thfN gasas sbf Irma," saiD the. the garden and yawns. She'd no MTe English than that waiter."R
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 Drummond nodded, and lhoke ed away. While she had been speaking he had made up his mind what dSurse to take, and now, having outsat 4EerNy rbedy selse, he decided that 1t waaatime fons he abt&tHR 4 cease All NeadS' an early diner was having a codk dktail9i Ss's sstt haAa'fq faS ssn Hiat lsstsn .aah'asg a aas
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 '"The Larches, near Godalming," hn- swered the girl, as they moved tow&rd the door. "Oh if you only knew the glorious relief of feeling ones lot some one to turn to :" $heoI looked at him with shining eyes, and apr1gyyttsnd ap14yt. f192 ff.se qv,,ssn sf sfda1
 May drop you anywhereY jhe aasal aa tfGSa@kq @AS pSxemdp pt,~l but she shook her head. S1 lgs gs Sa''s $.i sis i'' B t3eEss, 3esss ''+ stepped in,, while Hugh stood bd re- l 'hesee6 sfks dovy be tt Any time of the day or right And. SaGaaaaGk Pfe6sia Gprienhstl Gan that be done? In case come dnd | vs'sgzs gss Vaass5t1sstisaYe, e,nX>spt X>pHIlb paHIlb ..st| nodded her head. ss.:All right" she h. "EsrO4qfs lol nyondoQ during the war" I
 With a grinding of gear wheels the | taxi drove off. leaving Hugh with dl vivid picture impri0ted on his mi hf \ fof u4llbey eyes, and white teeth, and ag.' skfff Ike the bloom of sun-kisdedef peach.
 For a moment or two he stood sttr2t ing after 1t, and then he walked acr@ss to his own car With his mind stflh full of the interview he drove sloVlME along Piccadilly, while every now abd then B @nf7ad ffrQy to himself WhsSk the MhQD hinkAO elaborate hoak? M Somehow deep down fin his mind, he wondered whether 1t was a jok9-X