The _Woman's Home Companion_, to which Edwards had vainly tried to sell serial rights on "Danny W.," accepted a two-part story entitled, "The Redskin and the Paper-Talk," and paid $200 for it. This is the story of which a chapter was lost in the composing room, and Edwards received an honorarium of $5 for having a carbon duplicate of the few missing pages. In 1905, also, The American Press Association did business with Edwards to the amount of $30. Another market for the Edwards' product--worth mentioning even though the amount of business done was not large. The returns for the two years were as follows: 1904: "The Highwayman's Waterloo," $ 125.00 "Danny W.," 200.00 "Danny W.," serial rights 50.00 "The Skirts of Chance," 300.00 "The Duke's Understudy," 140.00 "At Large in Terra Incognita," 175.00 "The Man from the Stone Age," short story 25.00 "The Honorable Jim," 250.00 "Fate's Gamblers," serial rights 15.00 "A Deal with Destiny," 150.00 "The Enchanted Ranch," 75.00 "The Camp Coyote," 40.00 "Under the Ban," 75.00 "A Master of Graft," 225.00 26 Five-Cent Libraries @ $40 each 1040.00 4 Sea and Shore Libraries @ 50 each 200.00 -------- Total $3085.00 1905: "Cornering Boreas," short story $ 30.00 "The Redskin and the Paper-talk," 200.00 "The Redskin and the Paper-talk," additional pay't 5.00 "Mountebank's Dilemma," short story 25.00 "Helping Columbus," 350.00 "The Edge of the Sword," 200.00 "Yellow Clique," 100.00 "A Mississippi Snarl," 200.00 "The Black Box," 200.00 "A Wireless Wooing," short story 15.00 "The Freelance," 50.00 "The Luck of Bill Lattimer," 30.00 "Machine-made Road-agent," short story 15.00 "The Man from Mars," 275.00 10 Sea and Shore stories @ $50 each 500.00 -------- Total $2195.00