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Title: Camp and Trail

Author: Stewart Edward White

Illustrator: Fernand Lungren

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Language: English

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CAMP AND TRAIL

[Illustration: From a painting by Fernand Lungren

THE HOME OF THE "RED GODS"]

CAMP AND TRAIL

BY

STEWART EDWARD WHITE

_Author of "The Blazed Trail," "The Pass," etc._

_Frontispiece in color by Fernand Lungren
and many other illustrations
from photographs, etc._

GARDEN CITY NEW YORK
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
1911

Copyright, 1906, 1907, by
THE OUTING PUBLISHING COMPANY

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England.

_All rights reserved._

PREFACE

AFTER considerable weighing of the pros and cons I have decided to
include the names of firms where certain supplies may be bought. I
realize that this sort of free advertisement is eminently unjust to
other worthy houses handling the same lines of goods, but the case is
one of self-defense. In _The Forest_ I rashly offered to send to
inquirers the name of the firm making a certain kind of tent. At this
writing I have received and answered _over eleven hundred_ inquiries.
Since the publication of these papers in _The Outing Magazine_, I have
received hundreds of requests for information as to where this, that, or
the other thing may be had. I have tried to answer them all, but to do
so has been a tax on time I would not care to repeat. Therefore I shall
try in the following pages to give the reader all the practical
information I possess, even though, as stated, I may seem unduly to
advertise the certain few business houses with which I have had
satisfactory dealings. It is needless to remark that I am interested in
none of these