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Show It's Easy, Dead Easy. The people "vliq discover errors in a newspaper can toll you much, in an ordinary or-dinary column tliero am about 12,000 pieces ot typo; an average newspaper sets fiom soven to ten columns a week, which innkes 120,000 pieces to bo picked up, light side up with inrc. This in turn must bo replaced in tho case, which necessitates the handling of 240,-000 240,-000 pieces of tyjio each week. Now, If, in thu first place, the editor gets the right intormation, and If tho galley boy knows enough to tnko n decent prooi and if the pioof render murks tho errors, er-rors, and If the printer corrects them, nnd it the makeup gets them In tho form right, nnd if tho press doscn't Biunsli nuy lottcrs why 'tis ensily seen how unnecessary nro typographical errors er-rors nnd how easy It is to run a newe-paptr newe-paptr IIx. |
