...monthly instead of quarterly, leaving the smaller . offices to be reported from as under existing law. This would require monthly reports from but a small...publication, shall pass through the mails at privileged ratos of postage ; that is, at less than the cost of their transportation. I think it may also be taken...

...continuous policy of Congress was stated by Postmaster General Key, in his report for 1878, when he said : "I think it may be taken as settled by Congress that...office of publication, shall pass through the mails at less than the cost of their transportation.'' Still more eloquent testimony to the service ideal of...

...continuous policy of Congress was stated by Postmaster General Key, in his report for 1878, when he said : "I think it may be taken as settled by Congress that...office of publication, shall pass through the mails at less than the cost of their transportation.-" Still more eloquent testimony to the service ideal of...

...continuous policy of Congress was stated by Postmaster General Key, in his report for 1878, when he said: 'I think it may be taken as settled by Congress that...office of publication, shall pass through the mails at less than the cost of their transportation'." "Still more eloquent testimony" he says "to the service...

...the continuous policy of the Congress as stated as early as 1878 by Postmaster General Key, who said: I think it may be taken as settled by Congress that...office of publication shall pass through the mails at less than the cost of their transportation. However, even 30 years before this time, preferential rates...