o change from the "Double" to the "Quick Time," raise the
hand to the shoulder.
"REINFORCE" Swing the arm from the rear to the
front above the shoulder.
"LIE DOWN" With the open hand make two or three
slight movements towards the ground.
"WHEEL" Extend your arm in line with your
shoulder and make a circular movement
in the direction required.
"INCLINE" Extend your arm in line with your
shoulder and make a turn with your
body in the direction required.
Indian Signs
Burnt sticks are placed at the last camp-fire to tell the direction the
Indians have gone from this spot. Two of them always make a V point and
if the third is laid at the point of the [V=] it means north. Across the
open end of the [=V] it means south. At one side |V it means east and V|
would mean west. Now the above mark as made to indicate south would
really mean southwest, if the stick which indicates direction were a
little way to the west side--V-. Northwest would be V_.
[V=] North
[=V] South
|V East
V| West
V- Southwest
V_ Northwest
Scout Signs.
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Sign | Secret | Meaning.
| Patrol or |
|Troop Sign.|
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[symbol]| |Road to be followed.
[symbol]| | Letter hidden 3 paces from here in direction of arrow.
[symbol]| | This path not to be followed.
[symbol]| | "I have gone home."
[symbol]| | War or trouble about.
[symbol]| | Peace.
[symbol]| | We camped here because one of us was sick.
[symbol]| | A long way to good water, go in direction of arrow.
[symbol]| | Good water not far, in this direction.
[symbol]| | This is good water.
[symbol]| | Signature of Scout No. 4 of the Fox Patrol, 21st Glasgow.
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Shaking a blanket: I want to talk to you.
Hold up a tree-branch: I want to make peace.
Hold up a weapon (axe) means war: I am ready to fight.
Hold up a pole horizontally, with hands on it: I have found something.
Self-Defense
SHOOTING
All Scouts should know how to shoot. By this we do not mean that you
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