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RENDERED
TO MITCHELL GIRL
MISS MAE WEIGH APPEARED IN
SOLO NUMBER AT CORN PALE
ACE-FRIENDS RECEIVED
HER WARMLY.

There was a splendid audience at
the corn palace Tuesday evening, and
every moment of the program was en-
ljoyed to the full. The feature of the
evening which interested Mitchell
people particularly was the appear
anos of miss Mae Welch, formerly Of
this city, a member of the Chicago
Lyric SeXtette. Her number was adj
yanced to thir don. the program, and
when she appeared her solo vas
greeted with hearty and prolonged
applause. Miss WEIGH sang "Dost
Thou Know That Fair Land" from
Mignon, a contralto solo which fit
ted her voice to a nicely. Miss
WEIGH handled the number with re-
markable SKIN and sang with a con-
fidence born of al ability that was
much admired, and shown through the
expression of sincere applause at the
conclusion of her number. Her voice
has b%roadened with sweetness, has
strengthened with ileXibility in tone,
and she sings with a conception of
her music that gives an added charm
to her work. 1t was indeed a proud
moment for the fair singer as she
bowed her Acknowledgements to the
rain of handclapping that followed.
When she reappeared to respond to
the encore Miss Welch was presented
with two bouquets from friends.
Mr.. Conway and his band played
a splendid program, although two of
the band numbers were omitted. for
what reason none seemed to know,
and to the disappointment of the au-
dience. One of the best numbers of
the evening was the "reminiscences
from Wagner, bringing out many of
the great airs of the operas. Mr..
Benne Henton played a saxophone
solo which was a gem in every par
%ticular. The instrument possesses a
sweet tone and it is greatly enhanced
through the ability Of this musician.
He responded to an encore and played
that old time song, Darling, 1 Am
Growing Old"
Mr.. Charles Randall played a from
bone solo and rendered it in fine
shape.
me Lyric Sextette appeared in a
part song, entitled "The Kerry
Dance" which was treated with skill
and good Interpretation. Mr.. Flood,
the tenor soloist of the s%extette, sang
a solo at the afternoon concert that
was much enjoyed by the audience.
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L. Millette, Ft. Pierre; DIR. H. P. Car
son, Huron; Rev. d. NJ. Butt. Britton;
Rev. A. G. McCauley. Bridgewater:
A. G. Olwin, Aberdeen. Rev. j. f..
Booth, Desmet; Rev. j. j. Schaeffer,
Madison; Rev. p. e. Moen, Howard;
Rev. DR.. H. r. Best. Sioux Falls; HI.
C. Rowen, Parker; 6. S. Thoms, Ver-
million; G. A. Oline, Dell Rapids.
DR.. w. NJ. Grafton was elected for
the fifth time as superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League of South Dakota.
In his annual report he set forth
the mission of the church, and said
the liquer power slew three presi-
dents, Abraham Lincoln, James A.
Garfield, and William Mckinley as
each of the murderers came directly
from a saloon, Matched the crime in
a saloon or was filled with LIQUOR
from a saloon.
He set forth the opinions of Theo.
dore Roosevelt and William j. Bryan
that the peple should rule, and said
that on November Sth the choice in
this state by County Option is be-
tween a government of the saloons
by the saloon and for the saloons and
a government Of the people, by the
people and for the people.
He set forth the work of the SUI
perintendent and of the field force,
showed the bearing of the work of the
Anti-Saloon League at Washington,
reclted the progress made by the
courts this last year in South Dakota
and gave the plans for a temperance
campaign in the next legislature.
The treasurer's report was re-
ceived with great interest. Brookings
this year We're the largest in the his
tory of the League amounted to over
$4,000.
The Anti-Saloon League is putting
out literature in five different Ian
guages. 1t was the unanimous opin-
ion of all present that county option
would carry by an overwhelming ma
jority. The reasons given were as
follows:
Because two years ago the margin
was so slight that it could not be
counted a victory one way or the 9TH
er, for two thirds of one vote changed
in every precinct would have won
for us County Option.
Because people who voted against
county option two years ago were
fooled by the liquor crowd but
have now been enlightened and will
not be fooled again.
N"Last of ALL" said Mr.. Grafton,
"this is not a contest between the
vets and the drys, but it is a contest
between justice and injustice. The
farmers do not propose to pay for the
criminal prosecution of the saloons in
their OWL county as taxpayers and
still be disfranchised. Taxation with
out representation is unjust. All the
temperance forces of the state are
moving right along together for the
winning of county option"
Mrs. Smart, Sec. of the w. G. T..
U. of the state spoke of their plans
and cooperation.
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ANTI AL0ON LEUGUE
IN ANNUAL MEETING
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI.
REClOR- AND HEADQUAR-
TIERS COMMITTEE OF THE
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE.

Tuesday afternoon the annual
meeting and election of the officers
of the Anti-Saloon League of the state
took place. Plans were made for the
carrying of the County Option Cam
paign and for all the details of a
great statewide movement.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year SO that the
board as a whole is constituted as fol-
lows: Board of Directors: Rev. A.
G. Shepherd, Sioux Falls; Rev. A. s.
Lowell, Faulkton; Rev. G. T. Notspn,
Mitchell; Rev. Hugh Hay, Deadwood;
Rev. A. Fl Carhart, Mitchell; Rev.
DR.. ]. S. Hoagland, Mitchell; w. T.
Mcconnell, Mitchell; B. L. Smith,
Condo; w. p. Allen. Arlington; DIR.
H. w. Thrall. Huron; Rev ]. s. Reese.
Huron; Doane Robinson, Pierre; G.
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FOR sALE-Cheap: we'll located
house and lot with barn. Price
$1,000. Address Box 266. Phone
224.
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Class work guaranteed. j. 9. Jacobs.
Telephone 49,.
First class dressmaEing done. Work
guaranteed. Mrs. Chas 5tanwood,
213 Lawler st.
d. ]. Greaves. paper hanger and
decora or. Phone $50.
Dawson Co. Abstract Co. l22 Main
For Inaarancs Always see Bidwell.
Drs. Eggers, private confinement
home. 1916 Martha street, Omaha.
Neb.
Dawson Co. Abstract Co. l22 Main
tFLORIDA,

Why continue TO farm land that
will return you only a few dollars
per acre. or place your money in q
savings bank where it will earn only
3 or 4 per cent.
Florida lands will net you a profit
of from $500 to $1,000 per acre. One
farmer in South Tampa derived a net
profit Of $40 per acre from n crop
this year; three crops can be grown.
South Tampa land is sold under q
positive guarantee of satisfaction on
inspection, or money refunded, and
an increase of 25 per cent over pres
ent selling price before paid for on
the regular terms.
Write today for our free literature.
w. p. Truax, District Manager,
Mitchell, South Dakota.
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WINNERS IN THE
COUNTY EXHIBITS
sANBORN COUNTY LANDED IN
FIRST PLACE FOR AGRICUL-
TURAL DISPLAY AT THE
CORN PALACE.

At. noon today Prof. G. Willis, of
Brookings agricultural college, and
w. A. Wheeler, of this city finished
their scoring Of the county agricul-
tural exhibits in the corn palace, and
announced the winners.
sanborn first with 915 points; Min
nehaha second with 864 points; Clark
third with 853 points; Sphinx fourth
with 500 points.
The other counties received fav-
orable mention.
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FOR sALE-Team. harness and
wagon. Call between s and 6. even
ings.-105 Hanson ct.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE:-Lots one and two,
block eleven. Van Epps second add
ton. Must be sold before October
9Th. For particulars address. r.
2. Duke. hubbard. 10.
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Special examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the Court
house. Mitchell, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. z and 8. No other examination
will be held until after Jan. 1, 1911.
q. p. BROWNE,
Co. Supt. Schools.
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ruR SALE-At half price, Fuller
& Johnson seven-horse power gaso-
line engine used only five months.
Dynamo and gasoline tank given
free with engine. Mitchell Publish
ing Company, Mitchell, 8. D.
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FOR SALL-A cooking range and
a %self-feeder hard coal heater, nearly
new.-411 e. LIST st.
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FOR sALE-Or rent. beds and
bedding. Phone 756.
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FOR sALE-or trade for farm or
Mitchell real estate. offer the ex-
elusive ice business with large ice
house and tools. also nine room res
idence property In connection. in Al
exandria. Call on or address. p. g.
Thompson, Alexandria. So. Oak.
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ANNUAL sTAThMpNT
eo4 the car EpAiuH December Sis
A.. ID. 1900.

NORTH AMERICAN ACoIpENT IN
SUhANCE COMPANY
under the laws ef the State
Of. Illinois, made TO the Insurance
Commissioner of the state of South
Dakota, pursuant to the laws Of said
State. President, u. G. Waller; Sec
rotary, A. d. Forrest; Wee President.
A. p. Forrest; Incorporated, May 13,
1856; Principal Office 217 La Sale St.,
CHICAGO, Ill,
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T CAPITAL, srocK

Capital stock paid up in
s1st Of previous year. 5ss.7se.71
II. INCOME DURING YEAR
for premiums ..........s 927,s6o.ss
Front on ledger assets sold -''''''''
during the year, over cost 1,042.50
Policy fees required or rep
resented by applications 190,460.0O
M !0'I ESTABLISHMENTS sIfpsss DURiNG I'll TIE
YEAR
To stockholders for inter-
est on dividends....... 100000
Commission to agents.... 354,661.29
Salaries, travelling and all
expenses of agents and
agencies not OH commits
sion account ........... 100000
salaries and inspections. 2,s72.45
Salaries and all other COM
pensation of officers and
ONCE employees ........ 76,054.18
Taxes, insurance depart
ment fees, 1ioenses..... 23,934.49
expenses and taxes on
Fnrnitures. fixtures. adver. i'''ii
spd stationery 1870: 2s,7a2.s4
Policy fees waived or re-
L I'LL ny d8oIlS sssss 4SV,tOU.OV
All other items ........... 40.053.14
Total disbursements 49,. S ,o67. s51.1s
Balance ...... .........s es2,s5s.e7
Loans on mortgage on real ,,osee .,
Lo ss1ats ec y by pledge Of ll0's00''7
ponds stocks or other
marketable collaterals.. 44,50o.0o
stocks owned $1,000. 4os.1so.oo
Cash in company's Office. 779.18
Cash deposited in banks. 69,422.29
lPremiums in course of coll
All iee etSar items ITEMS - 1 1s'saS.1SS
Total ....... ..........; 6s2,s5s.e7
est 800. ............. 6,310.96
Gross assets ..........t SIS, sse.63
Due from agents'......... 15,62s.64
Book value of ledger as
sets over market value. 601.65
Total admitted ;si;ii; assets. assets: s 7s,7s1:ssi
v. LIABILITIES
Unpaid claims and expens-
Total unearned premiums. 102,624.10
Due and accrued for salar-
aries, rent, advertising,
agency and other expens-
1 Sl2Ee, CITY, county OF OCneT -
taxes and assessments. 100000
Advance premiums ....... 23,332.OO
Commissions, brokerage,
FL fotal amount of ali liza: ''''o.i'
bilities, except capital
stock ....A. ........:.s 1se,s24sa
suTplus beyond capital and $1,000.
other liabilities ....... 2s6,413.6l
Risks outstanding al at til.
date Of preceding state
Risks written and renewed
ment 80. $4,000. sel.s17.2:
Total risks ............ 1.lo7,s4 6 81
RiAks cancelled and expir-
"a during the year $50. 902,4SS.7:
Balance ..... ......:. 2O5,45s.2:
year ...... ........ s,es6.o.
sS SSa i 81 BSz ziHRR S #AH r 2S s'9 S5$3
!, Premiums received ......s 1899
Expenses Incurred ....... 3,f22.3
sTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
Department of Insurance,
Gempany's Certificate OF Authority.
sident ms. Co., a corperation organ
! !sed under h laws Of Illinois has file.
In this ONCE a sworn statement exhib
iting its condition and business for tn,
: pear ending December 8l 1909, con
! tormabls to the requirements o. tn
] lnfss Of insurance.: and,
WhersaL The said company has file,
4 this once q duly certified copy Q
Its charter, with certificate of organi
ration, lip compliance with the require
msnts Of the Insurance law aforesaid
: Now, Therefore. I, o. s. Basford
Il south Dakota, pursuant to the pro
visions Of said laws, do hereby certif:
that the above named company is full,
3 AmpOWered, through ita authorize
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FOR SALE-Cheap: heating stove.
gasoline stove, furniture etc. Phone
6O5-3.
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Vickers G. Mann.

PHONE 400 FOR ROUGH ANI
DRESSED LUMBER.
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WORK Is FINISHED
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS
WILL NOT BE READ UNTIL
WEDNESDAY.

While the grand jury has practically
completed its work for the presen,
session OF the Superior court, the gen
eral presentments will not be read
until! next Wednesday, when the jury
Will probably be discharged by Judge
Conyeys.
LIE jury has been busy during the
present week making investigations
INTO various matters in the county.
The books OF all of the county Off
GERS have been examined, all Of the
county's buildings, etc. have been
visited and the various committees
Ahaye sent In their reports. The work
making up the presentments Is now
shnder way and only one or two more
Abort sessions will be held By the
'sury before being discharged.
DdilnS yesterdays session the jury
investigated Il number OF cases and
it is understood that several true bills
were returned during the day
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The door Of death seemed ready TO
open for Murray w. Ayers, Of Trsnsit
Bridge, n. ~ when his wife was Won
derfully saved Il was in a dreadful
condition. he writes, "my skin WIS
almost yellow; ey sunte1: tongue
coated; eoaciatcd from losing forty
pounds. growing weaker daily. Writ
lent liver trouble puiline me down .
death in spite Of doctors Then that
matchiess medicine--Electric Bitters
Cured me. rega1ned the forty
pounds lost and now am well and
strong" For all stomach. liver and
kidney troubles they're supreme soc
at Roses Drug Store.
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g. y BRuNsw 1ck Ca DECEMBER B. lS'S
CERTIFY THAT WITNESSED ''CTRF sxs
MAJ FIRE APPLIANCE a SiitCNN'i
WAS TAR AND SATUHAisI
GASOLINE. KELLER, THE COMPANfS A"hT>l> i-Nti
IN ONE MINUTE
j. w COLLINS Contractor COT III LANp'A N''2 -
,rr,e w pFA ct1 Merchant W. j. WAY Insurance Agent
w. H. WOOD, Merchant ,> 50 - NV -, Crt1,Nc COMPANY
w. D.. BAILEY, ::
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sEND YOUR ORDERS FOR SASH
DOORS AN BLINDS TO LANG &
ORR
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The Daugt tors of the Confederact
expect to present to the public at an
early date D. Hope Leonards beauti-
full production of Alice in Wonder
land which no doubt will delight
both CID and young. 1t will require
one hundred or more people of all
ages, and the Daughters beg the sup
port OF the public in this their first
amateur performance. All who wish
to ASSIST them are urged to report at
once 10 Miss 1Ealia BAN CT Mrs.
Coucjland Symmes IS rehearsals viii
hesin IeIt Tue7l ard ll9 play pr&
~115ed February 3 at tic Grand.
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3, 3. 2 Cares Above Troubles. Also
Eczema anc; Stii1ui3s1&j@y94. ,Gst {. 9. 2.
For twenty years Botanic Blood
Balm (B- ~. b., has been curing
yearly thousands al sufferers from
Primary, Sec ndary or Tertiary Blood
PGison, anG all forms aJf Blood and
{ Sim Diseases, CANCER, Rheumatism
csIia I1z.cseI1is2. We solicit the most Oh
St:nate cases. because 4. Il. y. cules
where all else fails. If ggt have aches
and pains in Bones. Back or Joints,
Mucous Patches ia mouth. Sore Throat,
Pinples, copper Co9red Spots, Ulcers
on any part OF the b&zly, Hair or
Eyebrows Ealing out, Itching, Watery
blfsters or open humors, Rlsings or
PiEl pies OF Eczema, Boilsa fwellings,
Eating Sores, take H. T. y II kills
the poison, makes the bleed pure and
ridl, completely changing the entire
hog into q clean, healthy condition.
heaAng every sore or pinple and stop"
pins, all aches. pains and itching, cur
ing she worst case of Blood Poison,
Rhepmalism or Eczema
BOTANIC EL~OD 8ALW ID, 3. 81
is pleasant and safe to take; COM
posed Of pure botanic ingredients. I'll
puriii4- and eAriches the blood
DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LARGE BOT
TIE, With directors for home cure.
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UNDERWRITERS IN NGw QUARTERS

vlckers & Mann desire to state thar
they have bought the undertaking bus.
mess Of the late c, c. Moore and
have moved same just across Newcas,
tie street from their present business.
We have associated with US r. G. VIII
lis, licensed embalmer, an expert
enced funeral director, and under,
taker. We will carry in stock ali
grades and sizes of collins and cashets
at all times. All business viii have
our personal attention. Day service
phone 375; night service, call either of
Us at our home phone,
tSigned) Vickers G. Mann.
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EXCURSION RATES TO NEW or.
LEANS

Account of the Mardi Gras celebra.
ton, the Southern Railway will SET
round trip tickets from Brunswick t.N
New Orleans at $18.S5. Tick is viii
be on sale daily from February ! I'd
the 7th, inclusive, and will be gooN
returning to leave New Orleans "a
later than midnight Of February 10,
1910 Tickets may be extended until
March On payment OF fee OF $1.eS.
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First BAPTIST Church.

Services at II a. IN. and 730 p. nj
Morning subject, THE Trinities OF
Life Evening subject, Immortal
Memory" Sunday-schooi, Philathea
and Baraca classes at $40 p. m. Good
music by the choir at beth church SER
vices. The strangers and visitors In
the city and the public are invited to
all these services.
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a Card.

This is to certify that oil druggists
are authorized to refund your rnoney
IL Foiey's Honey and Tar fails 80
cure your cough or cold II stops
the cough, heals the lungs ind pre-
vents serious results from a cold
prevents pneumonia and consumption
Contains no opiates. The genuine Is
In yellow package. Refuse substi-
tutes.
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PETITION For INCORPORATION

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
10 the Superior Court OF said County:
The petition Of William Nisi, TIL
f. Winter, J. G. Councilman, G, a.
Faber, l.. IHaNis, jos =. Doorfinacr
and r. Ia Staal, all Ct said county,
respectfully shows:
L. Yo0r tC.idCnoEs desire for taem-
. selves and such other Dclaoas as
nay Ael eater he associated with them
F. to be Incorporated and made a body
polite, under the corporate name AMI
style Of "German-American Club" for
a term Of twenty years, with the priv
ilege of renewal at the expiration OF
That time
2. The object Of said corporation Is
not pecuniary gain to its members,
nor is it intended TO engage in any
| business for proht, and 10 capital
stock is to be issued; but its object
is to conduct a social club and to
establish and maintain one or more
| places where its members may meet
in social gatherings for their mutual
, pleasure, recreation, assistance. soci
ability, and the cultivation of German
song and German language.
| 3. The domicile of said corporation
shall be in Glynn county, Georgia.
! 4. Your petitioners desire that said
corporation shall have and enjoy:
| (a) The right to- sue and be sued,
I, to contract and be contracted with, to
have and use corporate seal. and OF
succession;
t. Oh To acquire and hold, by pur-
real and personal property, either or
both, that may be necessary fully to
carry out its objects, and to dispose
tof all or any part of the same a
pleasure;
I tc) To borrow money, issue evl
u dences OF Indebtedness therefor, ana
to secure the same by mortgage, dec
: TO secure debt or other writing con,
: veying or creating d lien on any an<
all property, real or personal, that Tia
corporation may own;
"a To make aud establish such by
laws and regulations as the member
may desire, not Inconsistent with III
! -.a7-isione ~ 1a Nv mr. nj iie, charter ani
IN thiq manner 70 nroscrfho me mali
fcatio,7e 9r n,a-nNare ard rp7f. f.
! f,eir oor.771c4 md to nreacr;6e 1ena1
lice fn~ 90 ,io}af;-n tAerrnf Inv 1ao q
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itiaticn fsre dnoz AND ssfao1ts f.
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, To a1te~ a,na-d ..r raaaaI tso Sam
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1T The CIIyaGHE.Sl.
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. +. d. Thomas will preach on
Sunday morning en- John 1927, "Ju-
das Iscariot." At 80 p. m the sub
ject will be Thess. PIG, Good Hope
Through Grace.
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Pneumonia Follows. a Cold

but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the cough,
heals The lungs, and eXpels the cold
from your system. Fer sale at At
laata Pharmacy.
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Gecreia.-Clynn County.

Gecrgia.-ciynn County.
!, II. F. du Bignon, clerk OF tte
superior court of Giynn county, Geor-
gia, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct copy OF
the application for charter OF thf
"German-AmeIlcan CLUB az the same
appears OF file in this office.
Witness my offcial signature and
seal of said court this 14th 0ay OF
January. 1909.
II. r. du Bienon,
Clerk, Glynn Superior Court,
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-06

ton gives to the state a re-
publican form Of government,
as is required by the federal
constitution, altho there was
much criticism of the consti-
tuition Of Oh lahoma, for the
reason that it contained SO
much legislation that should
have been left for the legisla-
ture. A constitution should be
a political document, outlin
ing the form of government,
rather than a statute or a
legal treatise. July, Equity
Series.
The Winslow mail., 1910-08-06
Now, Who Else Would.

1t was in school The children
were studying the stationer's
table;
Twenty-four sheets, one quire.
Twenty quires, one ream.
The teacher asked, "Who can
tell me what a stationer 1s?"
Two little boys raised their
hands.
"John: said the teacher.
"a stati0ner is a man who
keeps a station" SAID John con-
hdently.
Frank, tell me what you
think"
81 think a stationer is a hotel
keeper" he declared, confidently
"Why do you think so, Frank?"
asked the teacher curiously.
Because | don't know any
one else who would have TWEEN
ty-four sheets. The Delineator
for August.