The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
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WHERE THERE'S
A WILL. !"
BY NJ. +. LOWMAN

n ~ ms mana. lie stopped exDeetantlv
ID al the back piazza steps. but seeing
no one called: "Motheru
Yes Kent, Ia Just minute" came
- voice from the kitchen; and in
about that time the owner Of tbe
1olce q sweet faced woman with a
firm mouth appeared.
I thought you were out here.
mother | only wanted to tell Won
Q mat would not be home to dinner
j as John and are going over to Tie
Blue Pond But you may expect q
I'VE pound trout for supper"
His mother smiled Kissing his
hand to her he resumed his whistlfna
and set off with sturdy stride across
the fields to meet his chum. Pride
ana affection showing plainly in her
countenance, his mother watched him
cut of sight.
As he left the fields and entered the
road ne was Joined BIZ his friend, John
Fenton, boy Of his own age. whose
lace lacked the strength thar was the
predominant characteristic Of Kents,
pat had far more claim to beauty, j
IaeF reached Blue POND. famous ;
hshlns place, IN good time and pro. =
cecded to the business of the day
was Just thinking, Kent" said 5
John "of the contrast between today 5
ana yesterday. To-day we are con. \
pie OF idle yagabonds, apparentIv ali. i
@"Loce IN thoughts Of angle worms Il
ana roach, with possible trout later h
on Az lure; yesterday" and he "
Threw out his chest and spoke in AZ :.
aeep a bass as he could compass. yves. ii
leFday we stood in the classic halls Ii
OF Senoia high school and GRATED AT h,
least you did and received the inland. rs
It's OF the admiring multitude. and in.
aldentaIly our diplomas and the con, Iii
sfafulations of our friends on being ma
IFst ana second honor men Was YES. ";
eFday a reality and to-day dream III
II vice versa p Kent laughed albeif ta
little soherly. w.
10 me they are both realities and
'oth a little saddening. 1t is no light Oh.
latter to leave your childish DAYS he. ~,
ina you and find yourself confronted ~,
-llh the great problem. What is nv ba
re 70 be- or rather. What am | to no,
AXE OF my life? for after all. we MOI
moose what it is to be. Have Won
fought that to-day is probably the 4"
st We will spend together in the old
leIess fashion? What arc you going
do now that you have graduated
ON the high SCHOOL,"
rather says | am to help him in
@ store for few years, with a final
eW to partnership | suppose as
the only boy in the family. What
2 your plans?'
! am going to college" IT.
'P-h-e-w' | thought It was inst r.
your mother could do to keen Won r.
the high school until you grad H.
ed, and now YOU announce in tha ~
TEST manner and as a matter Of -.
Fse that you are going to college" h7Hf
MY plans are not perfected yet. but 1
on VIII not mention it / win tell a.
what am thinking Of You know
people of Chetney have to come
enola D miles, for their mail ana
great Inconvenience TO fhom
&c Dent has been trying for wear
' 't' "ii0'dithto 10 nave the
delivered there three times a
< He is about to succeed in This ''A'
intend to apply for the position Mou'
all carrier 1t viii only pay $3.50 a.,ta-.
aF, but that will take me To col. ~ -
for one year I can 90 ana come 2 N.Y. -
same day and Thar VIII take but ..,,', 4,
days out Of the week, and the t,,',, -
81 me time ] can help with the 49,.
WORK and relieve mother of mn
1''i 81 care. All my spare time '.a,'i1
ii put IN preparing to enter the tia ,,'p >,
Grass ana when ] get through rhoro
am gong tn make the money no. -,
'' me scalcr year ivan
must say you are gritty. But y,r or
il you get the place You surely ,bfnr ="
take The horse from tho cropg .I
days in week or there will be e,..., F."
DPS. IL would take a lot Of your IN a. +.
10 buy Il horse; you haven't ,bo Gan
a oicycle ana You cannot walk . .'S o'n
Is a day. 4, raa,s
wing horse is NOT fo no fbo..,,,L. rdPid
nave plan. but ! prouosa tn