Étapes de l'anglais, la composition-rhétorique . -En attente de la distance il est envoyé. Dix mots, pas y compris la date, l'adresse et la signature, sont permises à un taux pré-inscrit ; chaque mot supplémentaire ajoute au coût. Un télégramme comprend la date, l'adresse, le message,et la signature. La phrase de salutation et le closingphrase utilisé dans une lettre ne doit jamais être.inclus. Le blankprovided par la compagnie de télégraphe a souvent ses lignes di-ment dans des espaces afin de faciliter le décompte des mots.Lorsque c'est le cas d'un mot doit être écrit dans chaque espace.numéros doivent être exprimées en mots, pas

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Steps in English, composition-rhetoric . -pends upon the distance it is sent. Ten words, not includingthe date, address, and signature, are permitted at a pre-scribed rate; each additional word adds to the cost. A telegram includes the date, the address, the message, and the signature. The phrase of salutation and the closingphrase used in a letter should never be.included. The blankprovided by the telegraph company often has its lines di-vided into spaces to facilitate the counting of the words.When this is the case a word should be written in each space.Numbers must be expressed in words, not figures. A mes-sage ready to be handed to the operator would read thus: April 15, 1905.American Book Company, 100 Washington Square, New York, N. Y.Send fifty copies Steps in English Book Two by Adams Express. N. D. Pendleton. Care should be taken to include in a telegram every itemof importance that the message calls for. The wordingshould be as brief as perfect clearness permits. Never sacri-fice clearness to brevity.High Sch. Eng.—6. Courtesy of Fashions Publishing CompanyNEWS OF THE FAR AWAY SON 82 LETTER-WRITING 83 Exercise. Your father is from home. Telegraph him of the illness of youruncle; of the burning of your house; of the destruction of a millby flood; of a business crisis that calls for advice from him. Write his reply to each of these messages. You are from home and the train you expected to travel on iswrecked. Telegraph your mother. You cannot keep an appointment. Telegraph the person whomyou. were to meet. Telegraph a wholesaler for supplies that you need in your busi-ness. You are away on business for your father. Telegraph him foradvice about a matter you are unwilling to decide. Merchandise you have ordered has not arrived. You need it.Telegraph inquiry. You are a real estate agent. Telegraph an owner in New Yorkof an offer you have for a piece of property. Write his reply, calling for slightly different conditions. News op the Far Away Son Ex. I. Why is th

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