We'll get there in plenty of time.

Teddy's gone into this thing for blood, and he's got the inside track on information, too.

Fixed up a private ticker all of his own before he left Washington, and when he gets ready to start he'll go straight to the front without a side-track.

Oh, I know him and his ways! for, as I've said before, we're great chums, me and Teddy.

I shouldn't wonder if he'd be at the station to meet us." To Rollo's disappointment, neither Lieutenant-Colonel Roosevelt nor any one else was on hand to welcome the Riders' new recruits, but this was philosophically explained by the young New-Yorker on the ground that he had thoughtlessly neglected to telegraph their coming.