s. The superintendent told us at the time that The time was, and not so very long ago, either, when it “they might do for some newspapers, but that they would was the printer’s pride to “ do up ” a typesetting machine; never do for his.” Within two years they reinstalled them, now it is his pride… … market today but has its shortcomings. To be sure, some have a larger number of advantages than others, but these special Newspapers in Germany are putting in typesetting ma¬ advantages are often what make the different machines valu¬ chines, as are some of the book offices. The Typesetting able…
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