The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
tcoP4R1enr. 1918. sY ALBERT PAfsos rIasuNE-

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 Cut cut the snapry stun ordered ] sam Treat me easy and yauU find me easy to treat That's always been my Way. BHt ea#eaat Fe#sh business with mc. and yoafl always fad mo on hand with a lueketful ef trouble i Remember thar So don't cad names. any more HlHt~ he rumhtcd in cen. | tempt You're a swell ene to be talkin to me as f wasn't as good as you Why. you and ma is m tho same pew llyou think We aiu.t just take a look at that''
 As he spoke he caught her by the right wrist and tore away the loose ] hanging glove from the back ot her hand. The Red Circle hlazed into view Juno tore herself free from his grasp just as Mary spraug forward 10 rescue 1 her darling from the man
 Both women broke into fierce speech But Eagans deep voice eas- fly dominated and drowned ther words of anger.
 T stay right here my lady, he an nounced loudly And youH see I'm we'll took care of. If you don't or if you try 10 d1ab,e-cruss mc. everybody is gojn' to know all about Circle Jim i daughter Get that
 Next morning. June put on q riding habit. ordered her saddle horse brought 10 the door in half an hour. and then shut herself in her own den
 Taking from drawer tho big packet of banknotes she had stolen from Farweils s safe, she counted them carefully Then she sat down at her l typewriter and pounded out a half dozen lines. Addressing largo cu. velope, she put the typed sheet iata 1t and stuffed the sheaf of baRknotes l in there, too Scaling the envelope. she thrust lt into the inside pocket of her riding coat. and ran downstairs.
 June turned her horses head toward the section of the city where stood the FarweH corporations factory IL was not a sayory neighhurhood. at best And this morning it was even less peaceful than usual. For the bulk of the Farwell employees were gathered in the big yard of the fac tory holding an impromptu indignation meeting.
 Suas Farwells failure to keep his word about sharing with his men the profits of the concern was the theme of their spokesmans harangue.
 From the building entrance, Far we'll watched the gathering of the men in the yard He knew well enough what was mp And he scowled as fragments of the spokesmans 8 speech came to his ears.
 At last, as he was about to go into his office, Farwell saw the spokesma1 and two of his audience detach thele- selves from the group and walk to-