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Methfessel, Milton F [From Old Catalog]

 
9781359343154: The Lone Scouts' Principle: A two act Lone Scout Play

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Présentation de l'éditeur

By Milton F. Metkfcssel FOREWORD Without any doubt it was pure inspiration that inspired the writer to the task of preparinof this small book for the advancement of Lone Scout Principle and I deals. It has been set forth in print in the form of a play, because the ;ot was excellently adapted for such, and Originally was intended for that use. Our Lone Scout Tribes are becoming more and more lax in this matter, and that is one of the things we must guard against. Tbe literary side of our scouts should be developed as well as the adventure spii-it and having a good time. Well can the literary side r)f the scout be brought to lirht by presentation of a play, and the one such as is contained in this book is ieft largely to the ingenuity of the players in being I worked out. The characters should put their very 3est into the production, and put themselves into the Reeling of the play. Guard agamst saying words. The writer will feel well repaid for his work if every Lone Scout Tribe which exhibits the play will write :o him of the successs. MILTON F. METHFESSEL, ,1- May 1, 1918. Cedar Falls, I owa.
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