Who have been the patrons of the Factory for these twenty-two years, and what have been the returns? A vast amount of work has been necessary in order to formulate exact answers to these questions. Papers and other memoranda bearing upon the subject were widely scattered. During Edwards' travels about the country many letters and records were lost. The list that follows, therefore, is incomplete, but exact as far as it goes. More work was realized upon, by several thousands of dollars, than is here shown. For every item in the record Edwards has a letter, or a printed slip that accompanied the check, as his authority. The errors are merely those of omission. Titles of the material sold will not be given, but following the name of the publication that purchased the material will be found the year in which it was either published or paid for. Adventure, The Ridgway Company, Spring & Macdougal Streets, New York City, 1911--1 novelette. $ 250. All-Story Magazine, The F. A. Munsey Co., 175 Fifth Ave., New York City, 1904--1 serial. 225. 1905--2 short stories, 1 serial. 255. 1906--2 serials. 950. 1908--3 serials. 1,000. American Press Association, 45 & 47 Park Place, New York City, 1905--2 short stories. 30. The Argosy, F. A. Munsey Co., 175 Fifth Ave., New York City, 1900--1 serial. 250. 1901--1 serial. 200. 1902--1 serial. 250. 1903--1 novelette, 4 serials. 1,050. 1904--1 short story, 1 novelette, 4 serials. 975. 1905--3 serials, 1 novelette. 925. 1906--2 serials. 600. 1911--1 serial. 250. Boston Globe, Boston, Mass., 1897--1 short story. 4. Boyce's Monthly, Chicago, Ills., 1901--1 short story. 10. Banner Weekly, The, Beadle & Adams, New York City, 1889--1 short story. 4. Blue Book, The, Chicago, Ills., 1907--1 novelette. 220. 1908--2 novelettes. 400. 1910--1 short story, 1 novelette. 240. 1911--1 novelette, 3 short stories. 350. Chips, Frank Tousey's Publishing House, New York City, 1901--1 short story. 4.