"Oh, we'll keep straight enough, don't you worry," said the first chauffeur, and then both of them turned away to a side entrance of the hotel.
Dick was much worried, but he did not let the rest see it. He joined the crowd in the ice-cream pavillion attached to the hotel, and there they spent an hour, eating ice-cream, water ices and cake. Then some of the lads went off and got several boxes of bonbons and chocolates to take along on the rest of the trip.
When they went out to the two automobiles the chauffeurs were missing. A man was trimming a hedge nearby and Dick asked him if he had seen the pair.
"Must be over to the barroom," said the gard ener. "That Hellig loves his liquor, and Snall likes a glass, too."
"Was Hellig the driver of this first car?"
"Yes, and Snall ran the second."
Just then Tom came up, having placed Nellie in the second car.
"What's the trouble, Dick?" he questioned.
"I am afraid both our men have gone off to drink. This man says they both love their liquor."
"They do, and both of 'em have been locked
