Reminiscences of Editors Reporters And Printers During the Last Sixty Years

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Khull was of German extraction. In appearance he was pleasant, and always seemed cheerful. The tenement is still standing. The press- room was in the sunk flat. Many eyes used to peer in through the windows from day to day — the numbers fre- quently darkening the room. The case-room, stereo- room, warehouse, and counting-house were in the first and second flats. Mr. Khull possessed a fair share of shrewdness and humour, and was well liked as an employer. Often was he visited by tramps seeking w...ork. He sometimes thought they were untaught compositors or pressmen. One day a tramp waited on him seeking a jofr at the press. Mr. K. was sus- picious x>f his being able to ink or roll a forme, or even to pull a bar. He thought he would first see how he would damp a ream of paper. The paper was stripped of its wrapper, and put on the end of the damping-trough stand.
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Mr. K. ordered him to damp the ream. In a second or two he lifted it and then dropped it into the trough.

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