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On, Boys. The Fort Wayne (Ia) Times and
Press has an excellent chapter the boys of that
town; of which the annexed paragraph may not
be altogether inapplicable to boys and parents in
most other towns: 1t does appear as though all
parental restraint and authority were removed
from the youth of the present day, at FIVE or six
years of age, and they were permitted to run at
loose ends from that time on. 1t is no uncommon
thing in our Streets to hear boys, from eight to six