{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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RAiLRoAD WRirise e.-phunrqrapby may truly he called railroad system uf wsuiag. IL is stated In the Ph'"otypic .k'en {, pahli.htd at Bath Eng land, that some Oi lhe uiubers of the Ponoo, t;c Corresponding 5 c'ei, Can wiite as much as 2I { words per mim''e; and m order fo become a mem Der of thlS soceiy Il Is necessary To be able o w,

 at least l2O words per ninus |, seems iucrsd;h,. that such rapidities can Le aaned as n actually ,e

 presert in writing 2l4 wo'ds per minute hui ,he fact is well established that il cannu be ,o.,,sI

 The speed. however, is merely an indication of ,he wonderful capabi, of the science of Phonogranby. and is by means necessary to report verbatim the most rapid speaker Good speakers utter ahnu l20 words per minute only, Il u all the members of the society referred lo, of winch here already up wares of one thousand, capable nf following an ordinary speaker. The great feature, how ever, of Photography, which distinguishes II from S,eno. eraphy, Is that il Is compile ely legible and can Le read by any person we'll as the writer, wbcl, ren- ders II applicable to All purposes ofusiness and from ihe minnscripi of the reporter. wilbsm DeIna rewritten, as is done with all systems of short hand