From The Chief Scout Yarns - February 8th, 1919
OUR SCOUT NEWSPAPERS
"Which do you like the best of the lot ?" asked a Scout the other day, when I told him that half my time was taken up -enjoyably, mind you- in reading the different Scout magazines and newspapers.
Well, that question was a bit of a poser. A nice row I should get into with all the others if I said that one particular one was the best! At the same time I can truthfully say that many of them are the best because they go off on to such different lines. It is a great delight to me to read one from Ceylon, for instance, and to compare it with that from Barbados or Trinidad. Then I love to read the polite insults hurled at each other by the different houses in the "Gaytonian" (Harrow County School).
ROBERT BADEN-POWELL
CHIEF SCOUT