"That's all. New York is civilized, but there are bears and deer in the Adirondacks."
"Well, I didn't know we were going anywhere near a portion of Maine where there was game."
"Can't tell where we may go."
"Besides, if they have game laws down there, it must be close time for hunting."
"It is, but, all the same, it will be a good scheme to have these guns along. We're going to rough it a great deal, and we may need them. I have brought all sorts of rigs for fishing, and I have two tents on board. My idea, gen
tlemen, is to make this a regular outing trip, and, when we are not on board the White Wings, we do not want to spend our time in hotels."
"Not much," nodded Hodge.
"Say, Merriwell," cried Diamond, in admiration, "you are a dandy. You have planned all our outings for the past two years, and we have had sport galore; but what makes me sore is the fact that you pay all the bills."
A truck team came rumbling down onto the wharf, and Hodge looked around.
"Baggage," he called.