| Show HE BE fain FAIR TO THE HOYS the ligual argument about taking the boys out of and putting them to work in the fields will ill soon begin in fn the farm home the father Is very busy plowing and planting must be done on time it is hard to hire men that can be trusted with the machinery or the horses hired men mean more work in the kitchen for the mother and the daughters the school may no not t be interesting the boys are dependable like tb be out of doors and are proud to take a mans place and help with the work that is the easy lazy way of looking at it and the boy g gives v es up his spring school term and becomes a rural child la a I 1 borer if that occurs two or three cars in succession he has lost his chance for an education the stronger better way is is to sacrifice something of present comfort and expediency for tho ithe childs future welfare by chis work this spring or net next spring the boy may save to the family two or three dollars a day for a few fe weeks but he don dots it at a very vory vo ry great loss to him self and pro probably bibly to his people lie ile is 18 giving up the timy time that should be b used to deepen broaden and refine his life be ile sides that it if he doca does not get proper schooling ami anti enough of it now no he will not be able to earn as its much as he ought when he becomes a man maiv then he too will feel that his children must give up their chances for an education and spend their childhood days at some kind of labor so the circle goes on from father to son keep the boy in school that may be the way to bring the entire family to a finer plane of life U S bureau of |
