Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-10-21
A NEWSPAPER h
No EDITORS on pAlNrs..
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from ~ -s, fus n ~. q
VIII Simply Have to Tai, Z. spet
70 M"'Aln''' which win ). II y
n The new machines Of INA Il.
Deen put IN position. and ~ n. aasst
themselves success. By tl";s M
fost Is now printed without th. I'D
printer. Inc new machines az. 's us 4
tion OF Mr.. henraw, who has y. sne b,
years OF study to the sph,, apvoiea =
laDors were at last crowned s,ssa ~
| There are four OF these \, a WIZ a'lc6S
position, and they are An f,,csN.aa Nv
paper the size Of The Post n = pia
hours. Two of these macb;n. About
rs telegraph machines -, ate Ia
TWO are called 'copyphonen mssh sns y
~ VIII De noticed that the css.a
not set IN the same type as ths i tpaa
article, as by means Of an incsss q
trivance In the new inyentjor ssnloai "
OF headlines has been ampIv n,s ~
The telegraph machines ~ p'0sloed
cause they are fitted to set n. =. ssilsdl
news which appears in tn n'sgfs5
telegraph wire which brings y swt
patches ends in an electric. 80 ~ piea
This switchboard ia connac.a N 'sehhcui
inacnine Dy means Of eighty Viii. ". 8
each OF the characters on III ~. oa
AS the dots and dashes are sss. ssylqs
wire they are received by a small
resembling = graphophone. csi,.s assal
graphone, which controls IT,
connected with the keyboard ''iA'l u
This telegraphone Is constrr....
on the order OF a music box crI sea nu1
1t revolves the dots and dash \. "nuef
upon its surfaces continuous Mi III =
loii-oy means Of an ingenious nnsn.
apparatus. When these raised a p,'san'ft
the surface are brought against t ~
Key u completes the circuit. ma pos
- dropped into position. The tr,,. Mas's
machine is very similar to tl,s t NJ
thaler as regards the setting n lirsa
the distribution of the matr;cas anh
line is cast. When the line 81 tvr. a.'ef
for the paper it is dropped into r. ~ : ~
slots OF an endless chain. and T. ~ y Y
what Is known as the maker uni
Under the old order Of thincs ~,
TO four men were required 70 do this ~.
me Renraw" does away with tha,. 81. ~
Near the turn in the chain il ! M. -
mechanism consisting OF eight arr ~ ~
Toned something like windmill m ~
arms are provided with an attachm. ~
the end, which takes the linz 49,. a.su'
chain and places it ia its proper no sSa y
the column. When the oneratos ' .
tne END OF an article he makes ne s,riHa
signal e.. =. }, and the machine plsss.
orass rule on the chain instead Of ! -
line. " IN
Inc end OF column being reached 4.
truck which holds the page being msa.ss
Is automatically shifted and nrasas.
new column. The ''truckso ara = u.
with heavy sheet Of copper on tbs to az
them. and work upon a slide by mean !
IN electric current. ~
The page being full of type and ready
'e stereotyped, the circuit is automaties'.
Completed and the truck is slid forwsr
While an empty one replaces it by tn 49,
~
The full truck is carried to the "loct,,
Up" apparatus, where pressure IS apDlig
% IL IN order to make each of the lines =,
ipoh the copper. At the same time i,
lamps at the sides and bottom N i =
1ghtened in order to keep The lines il J,
Upright position. Again it moves forWaI
MS time to a matrix making nacbip.
iere sheet of dry prepared paper i:
laced upon the form" and a heavy ms
ure Is brought to bear upon it, The faa
I the type is impressed in the paper. and
he matrix is complete.
AS the truck passes on, an arm takes ii.
natrlx from the form and CONVEYS /, 4
be casting box"
Inc truck is then carried to the dump
1g machine" which takes the type Inns
ules, ETC., from it and conveys them to
able, where they are assorted. This /
one by means of slots. The dash ruls
eng thinner than the lines drop out 6rs
nd are returned to their places in The
rlginal machine, while the metal lines
rop upon broad web belt and are carried
ack to the melting boxes.
The truck is cleaned by means Of seris
brushes, under which it passes as it goa
ack to be again filed, the rules separating
ne columns being placed in position byth.
laklng-up apparatus.
After the matrix has been taken from
le form of type it passes through trim
ing machine, and is then placed in poi
on in the casting box" This is raised
Id receives the molten metal necessau
means of chute from the melting pot
The completed plate is then removed By
cans of an arm, which conveys it to an
her endless belt. This belt leads to The
essroom, and when the plate reaches ths
ess another arm takes it and places in
'sltion on the cylinder of the press, when
is secured by means of automatic CLAMPS
When all the pages have been thus
aced in position an electric circuit j
mpleted and the press starts, the paper
ing continuous roll and the working
it much like that of the old Goss pres
nich The Post operated in 1892
The "copyphone" machines are operated
q the telegraph machines, with the ez
ption of the manner Of preparing the
after to be set on them.
Instead of writing out his copy theeditH
the reporter speaks into "copyphone'e
llch is also the invention of Mr.. Renraw
us "copyphone" has a keyboard upOnt
contrived that the necessary punctus
ms, points and capital letters MAYBE
)perly produced upon the cylinder.
The article being finished, it is remo'a
IN the copyphone by the editor ana
ICED in pneumatic tube. This tlm
lducts it to a switchboard arranged
the same principle as that Of the tee
aph machine.
The matter then takes the same coufS
the telegraphic news.
he press is provided with mailngaP
'atus which wraps the papers ana
mps the proper addresses upon them
dy for mailing. They are then droppu
0 chute which conveys them to apnef
tic tube connected with the postoiice
It the postoffice they are received ih'0
il sacks SO constructed that they clos
en- full and are automatically conve!u
The scales, where they are delivered v
mail authorities.
will thus be seen that the H0us'o.