"It's going to be a fair fight." "Well, I hope so, here in this little town as well as on the greater field of the country.

Are you staying long in Frankfort, Dick ?" "Only today.

I'm going back tomorrow to Camp Dick Robinson." "Well, don't you make friends with that fellow Skelly, even if he is on the same side you are." "I won't, Harry, have no fear of that." The two went together to the hotel, and found Colonel Kenton at breakfast.

He welcomed his nephew with great affection, and made him sit by him until he had finished his breakfast.

While he was drinking his coffee Harry told him of Skelly's presence.