The More Responsibility The Scoutmaster Gives His

It Is The Patrol System That Makes The Troop, And All Scouting For That Matter, A Real Co-operative Matter.

A Scout Is Never Taken By Surprise; He Knows Exactly What To Do When Anything Unexpected Happens.

The Uniform Makes For Brotherhood, Since When Universally Adopted It Covers Up All Differences Of Class And Country.

Success In Training The Boy Depends Largely On The Scoutmaster's Own Personal Example.

Young Men, Of Course, Don't Want To Be Guided By Old Back Numbers, But At The Same Time I Know That In My Own Case I Gained A Lot By Studying The Characters Of The Chiefs Under Whom I Served From Time To Time. Lord Wolseley, For Instance, Said: "use Your Common Sense Rather Than Book Instructions."