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", it didn't take us long; did it, Blake?"

"No, indeed, Joe. But we certainly have hustled some since we got that long-distance telephone message."

"We're used to hustling, though, old man. You wouldn't get very far with moving pictures unless you did get a move on now and then."

The two chums were seated in a railway train, on their way to New York to meet Mr. Ringold, and do what they could to rescue the unfortunate members of the moving picture company. They did not know what was before them, but they had stout hearts, and they had made up their minds to brave any danger in order to save their friends.

"Poor Birdie Lee!" murmured Blake. "I can't help but think of her."

"Same here," agreed Joe. "She certainly was a dandy little chum and comrade. Always will-