The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-11

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the hl4he7t '''i'ur' anu 'sa'"'nS, u""n
% the nimp'es'oi cnron'o ~ 's'eE'a,'n
clerks ana messengers. inose' ior,n' ~.
bic rs - tncir power simply supply .n9
pabuium' Inc manuscript tne ma'e''aI
for manuinetnrc. HOW treat ano NV
little AL TINS y "a ou'siuer '"n ha,u'y
appreciate until ~ ms seen ieanrng
newspaper es'api'shiheht =. "o,N' ny
Times once - vast machine-shop anu
factory. everything ~ tne place.. OK
cept the paper - mnne on tne spot
Inc TOP moor 81 tne puiialn9 y ue-
voted 70 the bound MES q the paper
Descending % the next YOU come 70
dining-rooms and kltchens--one ue-
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compositors and wurkmen geherauY'
The service = conducted on cAnteen
principles. ana a. ru al the en-
ployes are glad % have me opportunity
81 ta<ing their meals mere me
kitchens are ,.'teu up Win every n a'','1,
appliance. Inc meats are not o'Aeu'
al kinds oi J".n's toSetner' ~ onc oven
~ i the case ~ most Engiish restau-
rants. 70 the utter DESTRUCTION " .ne'r
INDIVIDUAL character anu haNor' they
are roasted before open nres.
noticed mat there ~ complete stan
OF COOKS. Win f"el', VINO aP-
pears 10 take speciai pr'ue L.
ms art w THIS hoor 'n'Ie
are also stofe-rooms ana DINER al'aIt'
ments. As you ucscenu you come neA'
- oroau anu h'Sh compos'hg-r TO
lighted with e'ectric lamps. Sioak-
rooms are provided ior tne men, eaon
article 81 clothing peing checkeu ~ an
attendant alter ths manner o. New
York clnb-houses. here ana there are
quiet Offices. with telephone ana other
machines IA use ana on trial One room
u devoted 70 the special raris wire.
by the side q the Telegraph. wn'cn
reels on rs message on Inc now quite
familiar roll 81 paper - 2 type-settcr'
80 that the Paris letter y put INTO TYPE
hot as Il comes ~. from the slips them
selves. In another apartment are tele,
phones connected with we reporters
rooms NJ the Houses q farilament'
During last session AZ the night reports
were sent 70 the Once through this
medium. The stenegrapher writes OUT
his notes as heretofore. then me manu-
script is.read Of through the Telephone
The recipients q the messages a. ths
Tunes Office dictate them 70 Inc type
settlers, and 50 they are put INTO Type
The manuscript comes up from th'
House as heretofore, ana goes INTO th'
reading-room, 50 that the proofs arr
read by the original copy. thus checking
the telephone iictation. Inc type
setting machine y made 70 tne time
ofiice. and y az near perfection a. y \
nkely 70 PC IA our tine- ~ aeorner
one q the great compoS'ng,room tnet'
are SIX or seven ~ these iittie fnach.hes
They are capable q composing
three parts OF the news portion q ~
paper encn putting UP nse or ~ coI
umns night Inc eaitor'a' anu VIII
ing-rooms occupy me next story peiow
and convenient % tne chict uesk =
telegraph ~ direct communication VIII
Mr: Reuter- once. -.-s
a pneumatic tuoc y usen r,gn
through tne premises 'or 1ne ,,' a,s.,'oa
ton n ''copv. proofs any, meSsa-es
On the ground-noor are tne macnines
engines (the later 70 pairs NJ csse z
accident), fvunueries anu pupi'snin'
Offices; 80 that me iast operation q pfo
duct'on' tnc printing 3, ,nc 'ol'ns'
conducted Win the anueu 'ac'''''e ~, Z
approximation 81 departments ~
forms come Town; tney are s,ereo.s Peu
tncy pass 70 ne macn'ne; M Paps.