He and his writers can lay out a series of popular articles and advertisements, to be run as pure reading matter, with no distinguishing mark that they _are_ ads, which will get the country--the whole world, in fact--coming our way." "Good," the other assented.

"Meantime, we can begin installing oxygen machines on a big scale, a huge scale, to supply the demand that's bound to arise.

Where do you think we'd best manufacture?
Herzog says water power is the correct thing.

We might use Niagara--use some of the surplus power we already own there." "Niagara would do, very well," answered Flint.

He had once more taken out his little morocco-covered note book, and was now jotting down some further memoranda.