AME AMERICAN DICTIONARY OF cannot make ready a form, read a proof, set a line of type or feed a Gordon press. They have, however, learned how to manage the business successfully, and to turn out their work well. Such men are not ama¬ teurs, no matter whether they ever served a day or not. The number of amateurs in every city and considerable town in the United States is very great. They have almost entirely swallowed up the small and easy work, and occasionally try something larger.
