Make straight for that, and after you go about one day bear sharp to the left, begin to inquire for Bob Reynolds on the Arickaree--everybody knows Bob.

Just give him this note and tell him the whole business; he'll look out for you.

Now, good-by, boy.

I'm sorry--but my intentions were good." Mose opened his heart at last.

"I don't like to desert you this way, Mr.
Delmar," he said; "it ain't right; I'd rather stay and fight it out." "I won't have it," replied Delmar.
"You're going to have a lot of trouble." "Don't you worry about me, and don't you feel streaked about pulling your freight.