. Outdoor life and Indian stories : making open air life attractive to young Americans by telling them all about woodcraft, signs and signaling, the stars, fishing, camping ... : also stories of noted hunters and scouts, great Indians and warriors ... all of them true and interesting . sing event made Powhatan the friend of thewhite man and as such he died five years later, THE DEATH OF POCAEONTA8 We recall that Pocahontas and her husband visited Eng-land in 1616. She received much attention from the courtand the leading people of the kingdom, but when about tosail for her native land fell ill
. Outdoor life and Indian stories : making open air life attractive to young Americans by telling them all about woodcraft, signs and signaling, the stars, fishing, camping ... : also stories of noted hunters and scouts, great Indians and warriors ... all of them true and interesting . sing event made Powhatan the friend of thewhite man and as such he died five years later, THE DEATH OF POCAEONTA8 We recall that Pocahontas and her husband visited Eng-land in 1616. She received much attention from the courtand the leading people of the kingdom, but when about tosail for her native land fell ill and died. She left an infantson Thomas, who was educated in London by his uncle,Henry Rolfe. Hesettled in Virginiaafter reaching man-hood, becamewealthy, and wasone of the foremostmembers of thecolony. His onlydaughter marriedColonel RobertBoiling; their son,Major John Boll-ing, was the fatherof a number ofchildren. One ofthe daughters mar-ried Colonel Rich-ard Randolph, whowas the ancestor ofthe famous JohnRandolph of Roa-noke, —a fact ofwhich he was always very proud. Thus the blood of Poca-hontas flows to-day in some of the leading families of the OldDominion. Now, no one would think the life of Captain John Smithcomplete without the story of Pocahontas. Its romance lends. AN INDIAN EMPERORS DECLARATION OF WAR THE EMPERORS OF VIRGINIA it a pleasing interest, despite the doubt that must alwayslinger as to its truth. But have you ever heard that his lifewas saved by another Indian maiden, and that a differentsection of the country produced its Pocahontas to serve hermerciful purpose? The story is a sad one, because thebeautiful and heroic girl was killed as you shall hear. In the month ofMarch, 1905, , of Ban-gor, Maine, in rum-ma g i n g throughsome old papersbearing upon theearly history of Ken-nebec River, foundproof that in thesummer of 1614Smith sailed up theriver to the chief vil-lage of the Cabassastribe of Indians,which stood on thepresent site of Ga
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