The sun., 1914-08-16
r INFORMATION which they have rea-
son To believe trust worthy has been
i received by Underwood 4 Under

uej orders ihat any man caught hy
his troops IN the fed with camera in
his possession Is to be summary shot
Similar informa ton ha. been received
regarding an order 10 tho same effect
lssued from French headqua rters
should these reports ptovs to he cor
rec. in substance whatever the form Of
The instructions may bc ihe pro poets
"t making a photographic record or the
great war IN Europe are distinctly as
coursging.
Still, tactful persis ence has worried
WONDERS AMI II may do So aga n IN th'
present ir 'tance. As soon ~ develop
ments showed thai war was ineNitaole
Rert Il. Underwood. president of nder-
WOOD nderwood. 'onk inc next
steamer to England To see what could
ne done about getting photographs %
Vre actual nshUnS' Mr' hueV"ood was
win the Greek army IN ne Turco-
''rccian war oI 1899 ana mauc sere'
"t pnotogrsphs 'nal sttId''r" w'ue NJ
entioh on tNth Sldes "' nc H'ian''C'
't's hrm mas Pno'"SIdpnPo every wa
snce ineA' iu' un'ns 'he HPdnsh h-''"e'-
''an war n"er wal huSso-'a P'"eS'
war e"Ner uprising Hhn "eN'csn "a''
The Underwood photographs of tne
Bner war servel useful turn AT the
cOronation or KING EDWARD WI u pom
going to London % arrange FOR Sno-
loarsphs OF the imposing paSeah'fN MI
hoer""ou "as 'e'''re" "t "'IH W. !"
NUS c''' ''e ''"''
"a ".'"' "'a Nv
N"'e'N va" p'''ue3 ''N'"
Nter eNnaustihE every "'ner eNpf-
dient the American pho'oSt'pner % t"e
boer war TOOK MS pom III manu- an.
"r'e re" 'lnes l. mig r'uWa'"
nlmseh' rms prouuceu prompt resu',S.
me pnot'erapner W. sui'"o'eu 70
hucNhsham 'slae'' Wn'te ne was .o',
ne was 10 nave any ,u'nE Nv wsn.e' an'
90 anEtnlhs nc nheu' ne nlns "'"'-
'eh sem nessiSe No,pn''rr'nH W
nose ior me Nner'ea" y" W. p"'ae
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=, Iii =. concentrated that king Nd.
,,.,s, ,as 4, an ,,o day -, his cnrona-
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MT hu'r""c" s.oou o'aiu' w.
court 'hnt"srapnc'' N"sS'" s' '"a'
poth n'ane inc ssihe exposures at tne
same instant "oc, ""o"n ".enNe
vas me ONE NusS'" "a' anu
IN Grca' distress 'he court Pno'"krap"er
s"ught '"e American anu '"'o MI" ",
tn' disaster 'h'r'up"n hoer wooo
'cnt the t'ns,lsn"'an nus nes"'Nc itom
"hich l" make dupiiCate' ANA tnat
is how 1t happened that the ofnciai
photograph ot tn' hlns ana queen III
ihslr coronation rones was maze by
good American citlzen' tnoush II pore
tho labei OF the court photographer
Underwood & Underwood are conf
dent that IL any photographs are taken
Ivy anybody some of the good ones will
ha made by their men. They have
several men in readiness who are eager
io do work on par with that Of the
famous James Ricalton. who is now in
his seventy-second year and therefore
n trifie too old to endure the hardships
Of another campaign.
10 far as moving pictures are con-
cerned no American concern has pro-
,,osed a partnership Arrangement with
the Kaiser in n series Of war movies
that Is not up TO the hour OF going Ia
press. There seems TO he a feeling that
the Villa precedent might not hold good
n Europe. In fact no American firm
has vet considered making sny attemp,
10 get war movies. Even II photor.