AGAIN ON THE ROUND-UP It was good to hear again the bawling of the bulls and the shouts of the cowboys, and to see the swirling herd and the flying, guarding, checking horsemen.

Mose, wearied, weather-beaten, and somber-visaged, looked down upon the scene with musing eyes.

The action was quite like that on the Arickaree; the setting alone was different.

Here the valley was a wide, deliciously green bowl, with knobby hills, pine-covered and abrupt, rising on all sides.

Farther back great snow-covered peaks rose to enormous heights.