Author of
"Kiddie of the Camp,"
"Gildersley's Tenderfoot,"
"Cooee,"
"Rattlesnake Ranch," etc.

ILLUSTRATED BY FRANK R. GREY

London
C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd.
18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2
1920

TO BERNARD EVERETT, Esq.
My dear Everett,—It was you who suggested this
continuation of the story of Kiddie, and it is my
pleasure to inscribe the volume with your name.
R. L.

CONTENTS

CHAP.
I [THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER]
II [THE UNIFORM OF THE PLAINS]
III [A DANGEROUS ENEMY]
IV [BROKEN FEATHER'S WAY]
V [BLAZING THE TRAIL]
VI [JIM THURSTON'S SUBSTITUTE]
VII [RUBE CARTER'S VISITOR]
VIII [KIDDIE'S LUCK]
IX [KIDDIE'S "SELFISHNESS"]
X [THE GUARDIAN OF THE HONEYCOMB]
XI [LESSONS IN TRACKING]
XII [A MOONLIGHT VISITOR]
XIII [A MATTER OF BUSINESS]
XIV [LONE WOLF CAÑON]
XV [THE CRY OF THE JAY]
XVI [THE SIGN OF THE BROKEN FEATHER]
XVII [THE RUSE OF THE BUFFALO TRAIL]
XVIII [THE BATTLE OF POISON SPIDER CREEK]
XIX [KIDDIE'S ANSWER]
XX [FOUL PLAY]
XXI [THE CLUE OF YELLOW WORSTED]
XXII [RUBE CARTER'S THEORY—AND KIDDIE'S]
XXIII [EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

[ "THAT'S THE WAY OF IT," HE SAID . . . . . . Frontispiece ]

[ KIDDIE SAW THE MUSTANG REAR ON ITS HIND LEGS ]

[ RUBE TURNED SHARPLY ROUND AND LOOKED UP AT THE INTRUDER ]