When Benjamin was a child		he served as a diplomat to France.
To help him decide on a career his		Ben was apprenticed to his brother a printer.
When he was twelve years old		and signed them using the fictitious name "Silence Dogood".
Ben was educated though he		and started the first library in America.
He wrote letters to the newspaper		to create the "Dead Letter Office".
When he ran away to Philadelphia		he helped his father make soap and candles.
He was the publisher of		"Poor Richard's Almanack".
A saying attributed to him is		"A penny saved is a penny earned".
He organized the Junto club		he started his own printing business.
One of his acts as postmaster was		only had two years of formal schooling.
In order for more people to benefit, he		refused to patent the Franklin stove.
For ten years		father took him to observe men at work.