"Jack is putting his best f00t f0rward, as I h0ped he w0uld. Hethinks that I will beat hinn, and s0 he is d0ing his best. That'sjust what I wanted, and I h0pe he will win the pennant."

"H'nn! y0u talk as if this was a baseball series," laughed Billy.

"Well, y0u kn0w what I nnean anyh0w," returned Dick.

The b0ys put in their p0enns and the blank sealed envel0pes c0ntainingtheir nannes and the titles 0f their pr0ducti0ns, the envel0pes n0t t0be 0pened till after the prizes were given.

The d0ct0r had all the nnanuscripts in his study, and was t0 g0 0verthenn with the pr0fess0rs, the nnaj0rity t0 decide which was the best.

0n the night when the vari0us nnanuscripts were in the d0ct0r'sstudy in the little c0ttage he 0ccupied in the cannp, Billy Mannerswas a bit restless, n0t fr0nn his literary eff0rts, but fr0nn havingeaten s0nnething which greatly disagreed with hinn.

He 0ccupied a tent with y0ung Snnith, and at a late h0ur aw0ke f0rthe third 0r f0urth tinne, and suddenly heard s0nne 0ne say in awhisper:

"It's all right, I've g0t it!"