The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-05


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~ Roe Scout n,Fyema Il moving
4. as ,,,.,c s ,esv r. ereat imuo,.t.
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. nns ~. - ' poy sco,,t nrinc,nles maJ[e
t slas "a MY nIs,,sS ~ : hor;s Iife natfiot.
T., ~. s ~ a;.izansbin IN ontIining the
ism any I, sl 4ha tSnySaod he saws that
t tSeaI Roy Scout m movement promises
- nI h,ins into tSe boys world more anu
~ ~ Dai AZ tI ro1den Rife
tio - sAs .ts,, -. 80 soo,,+ !
Colonei isoosexeAt ~ ~ $500 ~ A. not
w.S see the i Play.Grounds impossible
.o o,." chiIdran He noints ont 10 the
S nv, that the qualities Of a good Scout
WE ' %. - srnse.s IN hnsiness and
~ ",aas ~, mon them the importance OF
u %sI sbnass gentleness. strength
and hrsyerv
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81 quite agree with Judge Lind
sew" he writes, that the Boy Scout
movement is a movement Of peculiar
Importance to the whole country. 1t
has already done much good. and It
will do far more, for it is in Its es-
sence a practical scheme through
which to impart a proper standard
Of ethical conduct, proper standards
Of fair play and consideration for
others. and courage ana decency, 70
boys who have never been reaca 4, Z
and never Will be reached w tns
ordinary type Of preaching, ny VI
clerical. ! have been partlcl ,aa.a!.
interested in that extract OF u n IeLIet
from a Scoutmaster IN tne fhilp-
pines. which runs as toiloWs:
"It might interest you to know
Ssvss as acres Of ground and rem
dored 9O00 reople homeless, that
two natrols Of the Manila Scouts
reached the fire almost with the tire
companies, reported to the proper
authorities and worked for hours
rnder very trying conditions. helping
froightened natives into places of
ss,oty removing yaluables and other
articles from houses that apparently
wore in the path OF the flames, and
rorforming cheeriuily and efficiently
ali +be tasks given to them by the
Gremen and scoutmaster. They were
cnmnIimented in the public press,
and and I kind editorial about their
work
a.. ...o,4 c.rniva, the
Fs 1uS ~. wave ranrested
ferylces OF l ,1.., IVY se,oass and for :
by the .arnlyai o =, Y. go m dnty
ner,9d cI zen 1a $3.50 snes " sarvica IN
r =, " ~ H's arn,,nds directing
me Carn.sat ,oto,s 'u md acting as
STRANGERS 70 ns IN hmndreo
F1nceS ana ne'pet =
wa Tvs, a., po, soo,,+a of the
:, S ,,,, ines ,. na ,,,st S done I tbink
Phllinnln" s ""se i, l"S ave uSsg Town and
our FoV Sr.'.s ~ aho,,ld trsin tbem-
country Gstr, ,,,a - s" Az
se.veS 10 We apls ~ =. ~ ,,o ,,,, for
me novf,'t lo,. - yon don,t
etnclencV anu . |M.io ~ nov Scouts
Try 70 MAKE so, .,. -. - nil t,,rn mt
bNt 10 make p4 sn, % a;t,,a M and who
aS men 10 ne n,e c .oaSs ths,n make,
VII II tne,r co" ~. n I',aet haan scouts
netter solulers iot , nav. .narioon nm.
NO one can De y s s,.sao aH' snd ovs s
less ne 's eopa G sSais s aS1 .h ete -
boy ought 70 IRAN nlnlse - az ~ h ss ,rII
man ne VIII. W aD'e ~ ,a a ~ see
nhty 10 me county, ~. na,, rtter ane'
inc BOY Scouts NV he u .ha a nnt
sentiments. Dus act on .aa ,T,, ~
merely sing my cou 4,,.y thot viii
Ihee, out ACT III = VIC" ~ anaSd ~
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