The Advantage Of Being A Boy

At Uie dosiiiL i Oraininir School, . ¦ ¦'. pli ¦ .ar-. eompoaed md read the followfng oompoaltion on "The Adrantagc ol Being a Hoy." . "A tiiiy b j'ücuillv bom lien oaag, nuil urtstci lic u man before ht mother. a boy is aot n sUitüsli rirl. He takns :i imni-r, w liicli uoulil lijf gister hall to detth, and 1 fdriMi; tu lts Uil nul iwiuxa it nver liis hr.nl. 'llicii lic is a his glory and laugha at his gister, lio is lookinc tor a IciioUbulc tohideln, He vreari do uta bib r oor' tÜOOaU or sUii'ts. A lm'. umi (linea more cheek 1 lian 1 jrirl, but if he ever does :i 1 1 y mtSChte) be mms uj) lo il witii a brigLl nnillnji táo. Qlrta ar n gnêi deal of trouble lo thelr paren U, who lv,ir tu keep thein untü soraebody ful Is in lovc iilt and marrirs tliera. Nol 80 wlth Uil boy - lie tiiKos cuy of liorm'S, works in the iiiíji and rnis j h rutiin. All lh.it Jfirls A') Uu BzercfaM ia to Bakt dolla, ehenilm and crochel work, wbile boy, the ipark .il mankind, is putting up tornt job to plaj oa his loarhcr. at l)layiU[ glorKHM of li;i-i'-l).ill. Iluirau! tlu-n. forttM Th"y ore .-lamhinl-bcairis ol tin1 worlil !"