Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 235
e of thepresses has an ingenious register attached to it, 222 HOW PAPER MONEY IS MADE. [Jan. so that a record is kept of every impressionmade by the press, whether it be on a wastesheet or a note. At the end of each dayswork, a clerk examines the register and com-pares it with the number of sheets… … COUNTING AND EXAMINING SHEETS OF BILLS. wasted; and if they do not agree, and no satis-factory explanation is made, somebody is likelyto get into trouble. If a sheet is lost, the per-son responsible for it must pay its face-value:that is, if it was a sheet of five-dollar bills hewould have to pay…
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