Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-06

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n SI9 esasass ~ your he SAID
1saas esesgas Afe ceiie was an
AceozDl4S
@1s IL hoe sprar,afng," sa,d Ha-
nSlS 4SsrsEsae within the house
wss ~ ss1Dra6sce--ws start WIFI,
fsS5 s&ffr Ths h111se had MOI beer,
Rsoxea aAsG Theirs was Mile. ceflee
feepf1 ~ bssf<He yaHurfsy rave II 10
~ ana q ss@Sf6 1bpfofssfy true.
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GHs ~ on s~sgpatfxz, There was IN.
Esasd H1ststrs gsry mr. from IN
ebtOr0fOras, What more Itketv 1hsn
ffat Bffe resfo ri s~~ay :
ssescs, anh thea when ths tights were
out a as@tgsetszs ,sHy
through that convenient glass dooryo
A Sure 6ian,
There were, besides, the definite
tn'prfnfS Of her shoes" said MI. RE
Yes, but that It precisely where /
began to feel ~ that she was inno-
cent" replied Hanaud dry1y, "Afl
the other footmarks had been n
carefully scored and ploughsd M thai
nothing could be made OF them. vi
those little ones remained 80 definite,
70 easily identified, and ! began 10
wonder Why these, too, had not beef,
Gut up . stamped oyer. The muir
uCrEIs HaO taken, you see, an exceaa
Of prccaudon to throw the ~pfesurnp.
ton OF guilt upon Mile. CeIic rather,
than upon yauquier,
However, there the footsteps were.
Nile. Celie had sprung from the room
4 described to Wethcrmiil. But 1
was puzzled. Then In the room /
the torn-up sheet OF notepaper
VIII the words re ma safs par, ia
mademoiselle,s handwriting. The
words might have been spirit writing,
lney mlgnt nave meant anything. /
the % the settee puzzled me. Ara
again ] was troubied-greatly trou-
bIed."
Yer, ! saw that"
A Cry Of Fear.
And not you alone" satd Hanaud.