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`` I do n't see anything to do but to follow Tom to Chicago , '' said Dick . `` We might send a telegram to the authorities , but I ca n't see how it would do any good . They do n't know him , and in a big city like that it is hard enough to find a fellow when he is well-known . If we take that one o'clock train we 'll be in Chicago by morning , and I 'd rather look around myself than trust the police to do it . '' `` All right , I came prepared for the trip , '' answered Sam , and pointed to his suitcase . When the station man came back they purchased two tickets for Chicago and the man set out his lantern to signal the express . Then Songbird said good-bye , wishing them all kinds of good luck , and rode back to Brill .