"How many do you think _will_ subscribe, Arthur?
Remember, it's to be a great newspaper." "Four pages of six columns each.

Plenty big enough for Millville," he said, thoughtfully.

"My advice, girls, is to print a first edition of about four hundred copies and distribute the papers free in every house within a radius of five or six miles from Millville.

These will be samples, and after the people have had a chance to read them you can ask them to subscribe.

By the way, what will you charge for subscription ?" "How much, Uncle ?" asked Patsy, appealingly.
"A penny paper is the most popular," he said, regarding her with merry, twinkling eyes.