I've no idea what a respectable newspaper will cost, but I hope it will cost a lot, for every dollar it devours makes my mind just that much easier." Arthur Weldon laughed.
"In that case, sir," said he, "I can make no further protest.

But I predict you will find the bills--eh--eh--entirely satisfactory." "You mentioned an office, just now, Uncle," observed Louise.

"Must we have a business office ?" "To be sure," Mr.Merrick replied.

"We must find a proper location, where we can install the presses and all the type and machinery that go to making up a newspaper.

I hadn't thought of this before, but it is a serious matter, my dears.