The above booklets are published at 10 cents each, and should be in the hands of every camp leader, also the latest guides in Baseball and Tennis.
At Home in the Water—George H. Corsan. Association Press, 75 cents. Twenty pages of this excellent book are devoted to water sports, and it also contains complete rules for Water Polo, a splendid game for adults, but unwise to play in a boys' camp.
The Birch Bark Roll—Ernest Thompson-Seton. Doubleday, Page & Co., 25 cents.
Two Little Savages—Ernest Thompson-Seton. Doubleday, Page & Co., $1.75.
These books give valuable hints on Archery, which is peculiarly adapted for camp life and sport.
The Witchery of Archery—Maurice Thompson. Charles Scribner's Sons, $1.50.
Fascinating and entertaining.
[Illustration: A Lesson in Nature's Classroom]
CHAPTER XVIII—NATURE STUDY
THE OUT-DOOR INSTINCT ANTIQUITY OF NATURE STUDY THE MODERN IDEA BOY COLLECTORS AROUSING INTEREST HERBARIUMS HOMEMADE PRESS EQUIPMENT NEW KIND OF HUNTING WALKS AFIELD NIGHT SOUNDS "FISHOLOGY" PURPOSEFUL TRIPS OUTDOOR TALKS ON NATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY
If nature is to be a resource in a man's life, one's relation to her must not be too exact and formal, but more that of a lover and friend.—John Burroughs.