"Well, you're going back to New York all right, as far as that is concerned," said Mr. Pertell, who had overheard part of the talk. "But as for a rest--well, I suppose I'll have to give you a little one, before we start off again." "Oh, have you more plans in prospect?" asked Alice. "Indeed I have, my dear young lady. We're going in for water stuff next." And those of you who desire to follow further the careers of Ruth, Alice and their friends, may do so by reading the next volume of this series, to be called, "The Moving Picture Girls at Sea; Or, A Pictured Shipwreck That Became Real." "One more day at Rocky Ranch!" cried Alice, as she came out on the veranda one glorious morning. "Oh, but I don't want to leave it!" "Neither do I!" cried Paul, coming around the corner of the house so unexpectedly that Alice was startled. "Suppose we go for a last ride?" he suggested. And together they rode over the prairies, side by side toward the Golden West. * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors corrected. Page 17, "Shakspearean" changed to "Shakespearean" to conform to rest of text. (play Shakespearean parts) Page 19, "sceond" changed to "second". (the second time) Page 66, "plaftorm" changed to "platform". (depot platform stood) Page 104, "billard" changed to "billiard". (a billiard ball) Page 107, "But's" changed to "But". (But that's a camera) Page 120, "tting" changed to "getting". (getting up quickly) Page 120, word "at" added to text. (manager at once) Page 130, "mischievious" changed to "mischievous". (the mischievous cowboy) Page 157, "excitment" changed to "excitement". (all this excitement) Page 158, "ever" changed to "every". (off every chamber) Page 158, "caluculated" changed to "calculated". (we calculated we'd) Page 190, "arragnements" changed to "arrangements". (arrangements were carefully) Page 201, "himeslf" changed to "himself". (swung himself down) Three instances of "DeVere" being split over two lines were repaired to match the remainder of the text.