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…e up and he became a Boy Scout, and an official in the Boy Scouts later in life. But he fundamentally got it started in Wyndygoul under the leadership of…

…hold on boys; it makes them self-governing; it is appropriate to out-door life; it gives definite things to do in the woods, and it is so plastic that it

…in it, and I was always a part of it. Oh, yes, it was the big thing in our life. …to come down and do things in Madison Square Garden. That's how important life was with Mr. Seton - that's how it grew.

…athlete, and Doug Miller became the head of the Boy Scouts. He gave up his life to do this kind of thing, and others, whose names I can't recall for the mo …n now what his Indian name was. But he was a boy amongst us, and his whole life has been devoted to the things that Mr. Seton taught.

…to come down and do things in Madison Square Garden. That's how important life was with Mr. Seton - that's how it grew.

…rk, and I did. I had to drop out of the Boy Scout movement fairly early in life: I mean when l was sixteen or seventeen, somewhere along like that.

…ically to enlist the entire camp in living what approximated a real Indian life, imitating of course, only the virtues of the savage, not his vices.”''

…se who want to bring him back to life, what can we do to bring him back to life?” And so one of the things that we would do, eight or ten of us would sta

…these various things that he taught us to do. And so we had the growth of life, just at the time when boys, that developed our mentality and developed our

…ut a half a dozen of us who were the early Seton lndians have gone through life with never smoking. Oh, yes, we smoked a corn silk once in a while when we

…ans, and these were the ideals that they held up, and this was the healthy life they lived. Now do you want to try it?“ Was it that kind of thing? …as you have said, just devoted their life to outdoors. Just devoted their life to one another. Nothing was wrong, in his vocabulary, with the lndians. The

…rk, and I did. I had to drop out of the Boy Scout movement fairly early in life: I mean when l was sixteen or seventeen, somewhere along like that. …he's still alive in Cos Cob. Albert Finiels is still alive, and his whole life has been devoted to Boy Scouts and that kind of thing. The other is Joseph

…ut a half a dozen of us who were the early Seton lndians have gone through life with never smoking. Oh, yes, we smoked a corn silk once in a while when we …blanket around you, and being taught the great things, the good things in life, and not a cheap thing. There were no harsh words; there were no swear word

…ere having a good time, in reality he was teaching us the proper things in life. Well, that was in 1902; and in 1903 we had another camp, and in 1903…

…these various things that he taught us to do. And so we had the growth of life, just at the time when boys, that developed our mentality and developed our