Traits Of The Newspaper Boy

The ïu vs]i;iii . fond of w ork I Ilil I S tO f '■""' nee ii nceunmlate. Ion témplate yrork In he abstract. lis detni stiii'ï i" hlm. The soumi o? the ■ 1 1 i bell is music tu liis ears. Il atfrer tumoys liim In the least. Thevr are scv. ral iiithi'nticated instaures :i record where he lias been knciwii 1o answer ili" bell. Ilis iorte is rtfnning of errands those nol ( uiiih i-i ■■.] wlth the business of the offi Se lor and friend. He llkes u asstat the elevator man and raake kinaeli generally nseful outBide of liiw nsnal dutles. The dull routine of office work is too limited a Kjihere ot aetion for bis versatility. In fact, the newspapor office boy is