The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-27

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= salss 10 80 BY wouldn {
- $50 n much. The boy scouts
~ 81 rules 20 live up TO
- 40 worthy OF observance by
- Ass---or man. for that matter.
~ i The scout law referred 70
~ - scout's oath. Every scout
80 slsdy this law and do his
!, rvs up to It. II he Fails
.,,rss be should remember
tsllow may be forgiven for
r,ft rnce In a while. but that
!. ssap Who QUITS Is no good
sssirYer
a.s 4 the scout law;
- seoat's honoy Is % be trust
i ma scout were 20 break his
-, Is telling a lie. or BY not
1880 oct al order exactly when
49, M bis honor 10 do 80. be
=. = directed to hand over his
-. haAxe, and never 10 wear Il
- ~ nav also BE- directed 70
- % y a scout
secas d loyal te his coun.
= n. officers bis parents and
smr,cv<rs He must stick to
- tArcugh thick and thin
$50. anynne Fho Is their enemy
~ sgsa talks badly % them
- ~uas's duty u 90 BE- useful
= ! Aelp others. lie must be
...ss.si Il ans time 10 save lie
s Asss lnynred persons. And
80 II hts best 10 DO good
H. : mneh0dy ever day.
"a rsss Il a friend 70 all. and
snsr Il every other scout, no
49, b What social class the
eaf ke'ongs.
"a scout ls courteous That -,
b ! pollss 10 all. but xspeeialiy
I Bonen and children Mad old
psels and invalidN. criHples, etc.
ls1 b. must not take AIRY Feward
h being helpful or courteous,
"a scout IL a frieaa % aui'
a. He should save them as
hm possibis FROM pain. and
ga nog kil any animal unnec.
@ss. killing an animal for
mas sliaNAble.
Il nxi obeys orders % his
nrnu wsrOl lsadcr. or scout.
su.w rlAoui question Even II
= 80 order be does not like
b mSs 10 ~ soldiers and sailors
d " nrst carry u out al the
nna hssaase Il ls bis duty. and
xH n has done "a be can come
III sAss Any reason against ~
VI " mast carry out the order
nrs. That Is discipline.
"a scnt smiles and whistles
mdw &C circumstances When
y 81 an order be should obey
/ Assftly and readily. not tn a
ss AAagdog sort % way. Scouts
pss rumhle AZ hardahipH. nor
sAxs 4 each other. nor swear
ssa pn out The punishment
y swearing or using bad Ian
tns y foe each offenSe a mug
4 I'D ssieF 10 BE- poured down
a asieader's sleeve BY the other
srrsx Il was the punishment
kzsass& By the old scout. Capt
aaz Smith. 200 years ago.
t-A scout Is thrifty. that Ia
y sTss every penny he can and
rlz 4 Into The bank. 80 that he
sT bare money 10 keep himself
sssa o.; o. work. and thus not
fsks himself a burden 70 others;
Fiaai b RAY have money to give
szu % others when they need II
Asaf Gen. Sir Robt. Baden.
fsssii K. c. p. x. G. v. ol--iooks
ne ! lot Of trimming 10 Pat on
- Haa's name. doesn't x. bat re
nsnher that every title and letter
~ sarasd By hard. dangerous
M Il the service Of his country
-1zae this law Tor the English
~ se0uta. You know considerable
iaos' hen II you have read the ar
Esiss before this one. The Law is
I'D that # has been adopted a.
y az Of the Boy Scouts Of the
AHllsd States also
testing familiar with this law
~ hlking 4 over. should keep
4 sasy until the next boy scout
We appears IN The Star.
~ writer has stuck his picture
- WITH this article because he
.'kz hai maybe che boys who
w read this FAR may be interest.
sesing what sort Of a looking
. handing out this talk to
~ Washington school boys
2 humber Of Junior Rifle
&C This Is a fine sort Of scout.
= Itself We hope that the
~ such clubs about the country
II axe 10 az scouts also
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