. Outdoor-Leben und indischen Geschichten : Making open air Leben attraktiv für junge Amerikaner, indem sie ihnen alles über Holzarbeiten, Zeichen und Signalisierung, die Sterne, Angeln, Camping ... : auch Geschichten von bekannten Jägern und Pfadfindern, großen Indianern und Kriegern ... alle von ihnen wahr und interessant. DAS CAMP tun im Falle eines Unfalls, die Sprache der Zeichen und die Geheimnisse des Weges. Es gibt keinen besseren Weg, dies zu tun, als die Methoden der Indianer zu studieren, die die meisten Experten der Welt kennen. Auf ihren Aufruf die forestproduced Lebensmittel, Getränke, Kleidung, Ornamente und alle Bedarfe des Lebens. Mal sehen

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. Outdoor life and Indian stories : making open air life attractive to young Americans by telling them all about woodcraft, signs and signaling, the stars, fishing, camping ... : also stories of noted hunters and scouts, great Indians and warriors ... all of them true and interesting . THE CAMP do in case of accident, the language of signs and thesecrets of the trail. There is no better way to do thisthan to study the methods of the Indians, the most expertwoodsmen the world has known. At their call the forestproduced food, drink, clothes, ornaments and all the necessi-ties of life. Let us see how they managed this. 10 OUTDOOR LIFE FOB YOUNG AMERICANS. Making a Camp The first thing to be considered on going into the forestis the camp where the night is to be spent. In choosing aplace for this see that there is fresh water, wood for the fireand brush-wood for building a lean-to, or hut, at hand. Itis well to build on a dry, level place, with just enough slopeto the ground to insure the water running away in case ofrain. The Indians used to live in huts thatched with brush-. METHOD OF THATCHING A LEAN-TO wood, and these are best made by building what is knownas a lean-to. Look for two trees standing from eight toten feet apart on your camping place, with branches fromsix to eight feet above the ground. By placing a pole fromone tree to the other in the crotches and leaning other polesagainst this one, brush-wood can be woven in to form a verygood roof. Branches of the balsam or hemlock are best forthis purpose, and the needles should point down. It is wellto collect as many soft, thick tips of trees of this characteras possible, both for the thatching and to make the beds. * I 4 HOW TO MAKE FIRE. II Cover the floor of the lean-to with these tips thickly andlay the rubber blankets on top, rubber side down. Be sureto make the head of your bed toward the inside and awayfrom the opening. You will find that this makes a verycomfortable bed.

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