CHAPTER XVII.
IN WHICH DANNY IS RESCUED.
"Danny has fallen into the river!"
"Danny! Danny! can you save yourself?"
"The little fellow will be drowned!"
"He shan't be drowned, not if I ean help it," burst out Bob. He had not forgotten how Danny had saved him from harm, while they were skating on the lake at home the winter before.
He sprang toward Carlos Remora, who carried over his shoulder one of the long ropes which Robert Menden had requested should be taken along, for possible use in the caves to be visited.
At one end was a loose noose, and holding this in readiness, he ran some distance below the spot where the Irish lad had disappeared.
The others followed him, but Dick thoughtfully took to the other side of the watercourse, thinking that perhaps he might be able to render additional assistance from that point.
All realized Danny's peril. His friends
