The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-06-24
.dERE'S TO THE BOY!
WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES /"
EVERY ONE OF HIN.
gust q Few Items ReoorSso 70 o'e
DAYS News Prove the Good SVsI
ities IN the American Lass
Makeup.

Bor, sust ordinary, erergca! WYE
They don't seem % amount 10 20
much. Pig sirterf wO5lo IKE 10 nave
then KEPT out Of the way "neb insn
callers are fn the psrlOT. and io0ihsi
ut-eu ,.eis Ike inviting them 70 irais-
fer their operations u indian scalp
ing and building damn and ra1Iroa0h
70 sons other boys mothers pach
ward AID father seems 10 BE- the only
one mat really believes 10 the boys-
In, watch thern carefully and you
win see that there are wonderful poe
siDilit5et N every one Of them, writes
Cs-olyn Prescott iI The Chicago Amer
icsn. See bow carefully the boy plans
ma actions. and watch him il case OF
an e-nsrxsocx- and tell you the boy
is Always tbe-e-or al be says, ne IL
"Johnur OF the spot
In last one Issue Ct a daily paper
! happened 70 find enough news re-
gsrdfnr BOYS 10 convince me that the
world would be pretty poor place
70 i've II were Il not for them.
Just one dsy Of "a hours, and here
are q few things that one Pittsbufg
paper hat 70 say about the boys OF
~eEern Pennsylvania:
a by mas just returned from OK
fOrd university. where he received
bonurE II The legal department, six
Of he eight honor men being from
tbs United States. which fact. by the
Vsy. If being widely commented upon
br ths educators Of the British isles.
Bm there's nothing surprising in
tbs fact thst the American boys out
strip their English cousins. is there?
IN DeiEhboring Ohio town a boy.
and eslc-ed boy al that held his
father a. bay after he had pounded
rs vie INTO inssnsibility. and finally
shU- hin. THIS being the only way in
which be could ssve his mothers life.
4 SINAI BOY. aged Ten years. jumped
from & DJE1 70 recover Z bucket that
had 1E.lsD overheard. and was not
saer The river was dragged for his
body. Du1 bs MADE his appearance an
hour lE-sr. none tie worse for swim
q more Than Z mile against a swift
current
Ee-s's Eno1hsr: A Newcastle lad.
vho showed his Spartan courage by
hiding from us sick mother three DAYS
he far mt bs carried Z bullet i'm
t,eddsc Z lis neck Fearing il might
r.r hE~ -.
Ee,- LIS painful secret Until blood poi
SOD SCI = nd The secret was made
known re vii probably Gle
Turning he page we find 2 picture
q dozen sturdy lads who are bend
ing eagerly over bits q cloth. II We
look closer w. see that The cloth il
mace into shir1s. and these boys made
= az shirts themselves. under The d.
rsclun q their teachers II the vaca-
-ior schools-Dade them. buttonholes
End also there VIII BE- really no ne
cess-ty for Hose boys 10 get married
so thsI they nav have z wife 70 DO
tosir Dsndlng and sewing fo- them.
Scattered here and there through
-ne pages hal teen with news Of the
worlds dolngs. We find. II We look.
DewE about ne boys. mostly good
news for ne average up-to-dste Amer
lcs1 BOY i pretty good sort Of fel-
lov after Al He j. wideawake and
full q ginger and energy and enthusi.
asu and a. he other characteristics
~nich make hin q pretty good fellow
10 know.
Yes. ms would o. 4 pretty lonesome
world I i were not for the boys. even
5uugh they 60 get il The way once
II awhile AID have fashion Of mess
ing things NJ Ehey viii get owe,
rhes@ habits soon enough. 50 s1ve
hen al The encouragement they &c
Serve.