doesn't treat his wife well is a poor kind of citizen no matter what his other qualities may be. And, by the Way, don't ever forget to let the boy know that courtesy, politeness, and good manners must not be neglected. They are not little things, because they are used at every turn in daily life. Let the boy remember also that in addition to courage, unselfishness, and fair dealing, he must have efficiency, he must have knowledge, he must cultivate a sound body and a good mind, and train himself so that he can act with quick decision in any crisis that may arise, Mind, eye, muscle, all must be trained so that the boy can master himself, and thereby learn to master his fate. I heartily wish all good luck to the movement.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr. James E. West,
Executive Secretary
Boy Scouts of America,
New York City.
