enough to set foot again on land. After one day of quietness at the hotel the party went out carriage riding, and, of course, the boys went along. They saw not a few unusual sights, and were glad they had their cameras with them.
"We'll have a dandy lot of pictures by the time we get home," said Sam.
"There is one picture I want more than any other," said Tom.
"One of Nellie, I suppose," and Sam winked.
"Oh, I've got that already," answered the fun-loving Rover unabashed.
"What's that you want?" asked Songbird.
"A picture of that treasure cave with us loading the treasure on the yacht."
"Now you are talking, Tom!" cried his older brother. "We all want that. I am sorry we have been delayed here."
"How long vos've going to sthay here?" ques tioned Hans.
"The repairs will take the best part of a week, so the ship builders said."
"Ain't you afraid dot Sid Merrick got ahead of you?"
"I don't know. He may be on his way now, or he may not have started yet from New York."
"Oh, I hope we don't meet Merrick, or Sobber either!" cried Dora.
