Trouble?
Why, they don't know what she is," remarked Red contemptuously.
"Well, they's been dodgin' th' sheriff purty lively lately, an' if that ain't trouble I don't know what is," said Pie.
"It shore is, an' hard to dodge," acquiesced Buck.
"Well, I has to amble.

Is Panhandle in Denver?
Yes?
I calculates as how me an' him'll buck th' tiger for a whirl--he's shore lucky.

Well, so long," said Pie as he moved on.
"So long," responded the two.
"Hey, wait a minute," yelled Pie after he had ridden a hundred yards.
"If yu sees Hopalong yu might tell him that th' Joneses are goin' to hunt him up when they gits to Albuquerque.

They's shore sore on him.
'Tain't none of my funeral, only they ain't always a-carin' how they goes after a feller.

So long," and soon he was a cloud of dust on the horizon.
"Trouble!" snorted Red; "well, between dodgin' Harris an' huntin' Hopalong I reckons they'll shore find her." Then to himself he murmured, "Funny how everythin' comes his way." "That's gospel shore enough, but, as Pie said, they ain't a whole lot particular as how they deal th' cards.