Identifier: reviewofreviewsw44newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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out are considerably more arduous. TheScout must be equal to a fifty-yard swim andfourteen mile hike; ha\e advanced knowledgeof first aid and signaling; be aljle to make andread correctly road maps; be a good judge ofdistances, heights, weights; give proof oftrained powers of observation in animal andplant fife; enhst a Tenderfoot he himself hastrained and have earned and deposited in apublic bank at least two dollars. After a boy becomes a first-class Scout, heis then in line for further ))oficiency inScouting, through what is known as MeritBadges. These badges are awarded by aCourt of Honor. Scouts are formed into patrols composedof eight boys each, and three patrols consti-tute a troop. To do good scouting a boy must under-stand the organization of which he is a part.The Boy Scouts of America is promoted andgoverned by a group of men called the Na-tional Council. This National Council is madeup of leading men of the country and it is thecouncils desire that every American boy shall
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SCOUTS SALUTE BY INDIAN BOY SCOUTS OF MINNESOTA THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 4^5

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