One afternoon about six or eight months after the two boys became members, one of them, the younger, came running into the president’s office, holding a roll of bills in his hand. Everybody had to get out of the way. He was followed by the “gang,” some twenty boys, all looking at the little fellow with wonderment.
ROLL OF HONOR.
SOME OF THE BOYS WHO TURNED IN VALUABLE ARTICLES FOUND ON THE STREET.
THE BOYVILLE CADETS—WHEN FIRST ORGANIZED.
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“See, here, pres., what I found,” he said, laying fifteen dollars on the desk. “I found this at the post-office.”
“And what do you want me to do with this?” asked the president. “I wants you to find the owner. That’s what.”
“Well, why didn’t you blow it in? My! what a fortune you have.”