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At five o'clock Mr Stott raced forward and returned to announce that Hicks had ca that horse out, Stott," said Wallie, coldly

"He's feeling good--watch hi spurs to the horse and disappearing

It was a beautiful caruh for the teepees

Old Mr Penrose, who had fallen off his horse rather than dismounted, declared he was so tired that he could sleep on the teeth of a harrow, like a babe in its cradle

"We'll be all right e get seasoned," said Mr Appel, cheerfully, hunting in his wife's handbag for the vaseline

"You couldn't have a better place to start in at," "Red" coarded as a pleasant one, and if the remainder of the trip equalled it, there was no doubt but that the party would return satisfied, which meant that they would advertise it and the next season would be even more successful

Everyone carried wood to build a ca they were too sleepy to sit up and enjoy it They stumbled away to their several teepees with their eyes half closed and for the first time since they had known each other failed to say "pleasant dreaered to regale Pinkey and Wallie for the fourteenth tihtened hi in Florida, but since it was received without ed to tell another, he, too, retired to crawl between his blankets and "sleep on Nature's bosom" with most of his clothes on

"I wouldn't wonder but that we'll have to hit him between the horns before the trip is over," Pinkey re, but his face spoke for him

Pinkey continued in a tone of satisfaction: "Outside of hioin' splendid The Yellowstone Park is the fightin'est place anybody ever heard of I've seen life-tio in there carub-box and not speakin' But it don't look as if as goin' to have any serious trouble--they're nice people"

"And they think the world of me," Wallie reiterated

"I've been thinkin' I could lose the horses for two or three days and that would count up considerable Ten dudes at 500 a day for three days, say---- Oh, we're sittin' pretty! We'll coambler's"