"We'd have to make five changes.

I asked the sheriff about it." "Do you boys want us to go in the biplane ?" asked Nellie.
"Would you go ?" asked Tom, eagerly.
"I will if Dora will." "I'll go if Dick wishes it," said Dora, with a fond glance at the youth who was some day to be her husband.
So it was settled that all should travel in the flying machine, and the boys at once set to work to go over the biplane carefully.

The start was made an hour later, the sheriff and the hotel keeper and his wife waving them a farewell.

Sam ran the biplane, and, as was to be expected, Dora sat close to Dick and Nellie close to Tom.

There was no wind, only clear sunshine, and after a little nervousness, the girls began to enjoy the trip.