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tne news. fave the Nylns gang neT
tomorrow early, to the last man jack.
directed Rhinelander. Now that View
got a chance, let's make killing
Wood summoned Storm Put VI
the bulletin, Georsie," directed Wood
At oceanside. the directors OF tn,
road were in session. Capelle. repre-
sentative OF Seagruc, leader OF tn,
enemy camp in the cutoff race, learneC
from them that morning OF the new
construction credits granted TO Rhine
lander In the directors room there
had been stormy scene when Capells
denounced the action they had taken
But his angry protest came too late
and he was forced TO carry his wrath
and the bad news out TO Seagrue,
Storm lost no time in posting the
bulletin. While he wrote it ont men
read the announcement with keen,
/ Snal>y eyes:
Flying gang will be a, Signal sta.
I zion at g a. m. 30 unload ties"
/ This one was Spike, Seagrue's spy
! in the Rhinelaader camp. Restless,
| copScienceless, teemiDg with crooked
instincts. as devoted TO mischief as
the devil 10 men. Spike printed the
substance OF the bulletin on his mem
ory, sRd turning from the men around
him lsfr the scene. BY circui.ouS
route which he hahitually used in
sceasing from one camp 10 the other,
Spike made his way TO Seasrue's hut
and reported what he had Just read on
the bulletin board.
Seagrue regarded him with amuse-
ment- There are no more ties coming
10 Rhinslander," he explained patient
ly. His supplies are cut OF"
Before Seagrue could say more,
there was a knock at the door and his
foreman, Bill Delaney, appeared with
Capelle. Seagrue lost no time in ask
ing the news and Capelle, with the
best face he could summon. told him
how they had lost out on stopping
Rhinelgnder's credit Men that had
known Seagrue long time could
never remember seeing him rs angry
as he was At that moment.
why wasn't the credit stopped -
he demanded fu-iously, as you said
il was:"
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larterls new credit was granted dur
ing NY absence
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