INJUN AND WHITEY STRIKE OUT FOR THEMSELVES*CHAPTER IA TELEGRAM"Weil, if that isn't hard luck," said Whitey Sherwood, disgustedly, as he went over and leaned against a post of the corral, "then I'd like to have somebody teii me what is!"To those who have followed the adventures of Injun and Wliitey in the first book of "The Golden West Series/' it-will be remembered that they had planned to explore the wild region over beyond Moose Lake, where they had succeeded in capturing Pedro, after a desperate struggle in the waters of the lake and had brought him back to the ranch, and, eventually, had secured the reward offered for his capture. When they had mentioned their intention to Bill Jordan,iTable of Contents CONTENTS; I A Telegram i; II The Boys give a Promise 14-; IIL A Forest Flee 21; IV A Mysterious Adventure 3*; V Another Mystery 5*; VI On the Trail of the Indians 56; VII Caught 72; VIII The Gold-Mike So; IX John Big Moose 88; X A Dangerous Mission 104; XI Crowley 116; XII Treed by a Grimly 132; XIII A Friend Indeed i4t; XIV Crowley's Get-away 151; XV In Enemy Hands 170; XVI Bill Jordan Returns 184; XVII Pedro's Escape 192; XVIII Injun's Noble Loyalty 203; XIX Whitey fights Pedro 210; XX The Reward of Bravery 223; XXI The Rescue Party 235; XXII Whitey's Surprise 253; VAbout the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the difficult to read text.