To develop power of will, sur. Tunney told the boys, they should do ttle "things such as standing up straight while they counted a thousand, or while five minutes ticked by fon the clock,'so that, when the crisis came, they would be able to say "No! Asa test, he told them to refuse something they were particularly looking forward to, such as an foe-cream oF, fruit pie, just to show 6 themselves they had that power, which, he said, was latent in every one of them.
At'the conclusion of his address, the boys gave three cheers for Mr. Tunney and then swarmed round him for autographs.
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