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If you go on the warpath do not turn around when you have gone part way, but go on as far as …a man I want you to become a great man. I want you to think about the hard times we have been through.

If you go on the warpath do not turn around when you have gone part way, but go on as far as …a man I want you to become a great man. I want you to think about the hard times we have been through.

the business of gambling, for instance, is made unlwhd also why the government had the right to malre lotteries

been like the wolves, which hunt in packs, or like the bufiPaloes, which feed in droves, or like the ducks and geese, which come and

these things of the woods, but suffering for lack of some guide. He carried all the flowers I had named. By the way he

been like the wolvtis, which hunt in packs, or like the buffaloes, which feed in droves, or like the ducks and geese, which come and

…ho went wrong; that is, who made failures of their lives. Five hundred out of a thousand was what I learned on good authority. Judge Ben Lindsey was visi “What is your measure of success?” I replied:

! colspan=2 | The Totem Board …published occasionally by the Council of Guidance of The Woodcraft League of America, Inc. [[13 West 29th Street, New York|13 West 29th Street, New York

…ing at the camp of Mr. Seton in Greenwich, Conn., the title of sagamore at the same time being conferred upon Alexander Leverty, a Bridgeport Boy Scout. …agamore he is going to start at once in a different line to earn the title of sagamore.

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…his face pale and regular, with emphatic, dark eyes. He looks as much like the great Polish pianist, Paderewski, as is possible for an Englishman. But the obviously æsthetic ceases with Mr. Seton-Thompson's looks. In manner he is

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{{pic|60|2. The Council of ZLČ in Holešovice, Prague, spring 1923.|~z~ PM}} {{pic|60|4. The cover of the ZLČ camp chronicle 1922.|~z~ PM}}

…on” means only to adapt the tangled theories of the schools to the life of the child as an embryo citizen. …ellows. It catches them young, and gives them the sense of citizenship and the square deal in time to count for good through all their lives.

…on” means only to adapt the tangled theories of the schools to the life of the child as an embryo citizen. …ellows. It catches them young, and gives them the sense of citizenship and the square deal in time to count for good through all their lives.

But the obviously æsthetic ceases with Mr. Seton-Thompson's looks. Jeho vystupová …to eat his single roll. He busily canvassed the city for a job — any kind of a job. One day he went into a place on Elm Street and asked for work.

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== Liga lesní moudrosti (LLM) – The Woodcraft League == {{pic|72|1. The header of LLM's official writing paper, 1924.|~z~ AW}}

= The Emancipation of Launcelot = {{small|Or The Warrior and the Pill Box}}