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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

Der nd9Ite peitsr iiioIi9 g~eIegens
9dmpfplab Der Iggten 9a9e 1T Gipsndn.
6tlAl gethunt. Der grfolg unierts Sc
a%enanariffs braate uns IN gliidenloisn
8fib" Der bortigeu &fHtlung.
6artHddi8er mogte 6as @efcat snis
ihtn Der 9orettos 66he-5puhes fiiDs
neitlid 2tns) unb Rgupiae.f gs bat ben
G%ran8oisn farfe @srlufte eihge6raht. mir
hurfeu eiren 9ergleia NIT BEN ruifiafn
SelbftmprD an ber aarpaibenfront nidt
BON Der haao tpeiien. 60 penig nit
bort bic 6artnadisteit i'm anlauf gum
3iele fI6rte unb In elmer Summit oieIer
Qngriffe ben RuFm nur BITE Gdmd6uHg
Bis sum @erbIuttn trahte, 70 tpenig bot
bic frau56Fihe 6artnddieteit iiber bic
beutihe Stanbbaftigteit I'M Weiten iris
umpbirt, tptun aud in Der DurdfahrnHg
be. fran3dffden 4ngrifft Elm llnterIdieo
gtesluber Dem gnFturm otr AuFIen Be-
itebt, Die Itbr attire fran36fIde Qrtiis
lerie iibttnimmt bic 5ouptdrGsit. Gle
fhlsubert aroBe Muuitionsmengsn auf bic
Ginbrudsitets unb inat ms glsia5titig
surn WiineRfeutr fhpertr 4rt 3a 8ers
mirben. Die Gntfheinnng fam aber MIR
Der Gturln ber JnTanterie brinpeu, uub
her Itebt briibtn nidt mtlr itbr bod i'm
Wertbe, RnBIano Iegte bas Ghlpereeipidt
ieiner Gnrhbruhpprarheit aaf ben Sus
fnnterisanlauf Iparie liebsr Munitioa aIs
WlenI den unO nfr6lutglt HA fhueler unb
manufactured.
8~eahttnsnsrt6 iii baa 6inJutummsn
iieuer angriFfsieaen Der frans1iiihm
5rout. Giib6fEid 6ebuterne, n~orbpeIilid
SoiHons unb Bel 8auqupis GTtlih bsr
4rsonRn) frat bic geenttifGe 0FfenTfps
ftdrier berDor. @ir miiiIen bdta4f ges
fdbt fem, baB and Der Rdum ber mtas
serIhlaht IN Der Champagne zines 9agsg
burA neue admpfe belebi perbsn nirb.
DisIe frdn5offden Observation-Disclosures
gen rshnen offtufihtIid nod INNER bas
nit, baB mir ms ~5lguuIteH bes GItens
ober zines fps5ieutn aampIraames i'm
MeIfsn irgenoipo IdnGdteH, ohne Gnts
rommtnss gu eriebeH. 60 iDitbetboft fih
INNER tpieber Der Beipeis bts ~Frans0is
f6en Srrihums in Der GrfoIebsrsdnung.
4ts Id am fribeIten morgen In bie
Rdbs Der areonnsn fabr, hsrrIdte iiber
benz n%taeiien aampiraum Wauquois) Be-
reits nisner bic tauhc nad benz 8eftdt,
lDeldes bic 0ddt SubpE BPM @. unb z.
SUM- ge6rannt bate unb ipeit6in pernebms
bar gefpprben mar. aauat 3eit tparen bort
Bite 1~raH3pIen, tbenGp ipie iii ben argons
men ietbit, uuf bic Gefmibt bffdrdnft.
Damn sriFf am Mprqen oes 7. SUM bic
interchangeable bss Bteners uuf BEN
Rdum n6rbIfh MaIfges a6er. DIR Mis
nsRfampF efdiiterts Bic elibenb hsiBe,
bunftise Cuff uab biz bsibsrIeitigm Qrs
tiatriea griffin tbaitrdftis Elm. aus neGs
rsren porsigIideu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lidHotn tonnte ih bieIeH aampf beobafs
ten. mei4 Elm 5etbenmltb unltrer bra
ben 5nfanterie ~innstpDhnt, bic in porbtrs
fen 0rdben bitTes 60lenfeutr iiber fhd
IdFtR muB, oasfann man ntr
tflneFe III. ipeHn man Bic titFtH Gprenas
Biz gipfdfaaHtam ber iduertn
proieiiile, bic iurhtblre 3etDndtiou Der
lu%trsnetn WiutneiAois FsI6l iul uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

nod nidt mitgtmaht. Mah asute, bic
porher i'm GitsH Hanpen, bic in 5ldnoern,
tn Der Champagne getdmpft hdttsn, lpartn
Tid barber tintg. MuA bic g~efangsnea
Grdn3pien, bic fn in Der aafsrne elmer
nabe gelegtnsu Gtabt in elmer emf
fran35Ffdsn aoTtrne aaf Dem 9ofe
tummelten, msiattn: 8as mar bas
gpaite.
D04 nun 1T Gin nnbsrriitbar FeIier
8isgeI borseidpbsn dlf ct. aarettp. gss
tern, am 6. Snni, 2ddmiitags, baden
bic 8raa5oitn bds duf's neue erFabrsu.
Miebfr er0ffueten fe Elm Fnnlofss, ot9tms
belleramenots 5eaer, bab man melt i'm
nmtreffe init 6sr3tlopfen hiniiberIauItts.
Damn foIstt ioisotr Elm ungeitimtr Nm.
griff. Sa pidten Ghdren itIeaen bic
Beinbs aus i9reu gadsengrdbsn anb fee
Ten gsgen bic anTertu an. Auf bsfen
Nngenblid absr BATE bic beuilhe Artileris
gtpartet. limb MN feusrts fe nit ID err
taunlidsr Siherbeit unb fpldem furdts
barren erfols in bic anaarmeubsn. bah
ie in nHifgn andasIn in 4Iut unb Staub
8uidnlmenianten. Gsrabe msiI bic fran,
8offden @tsauHgeu duf ben anteigenbsu
50He, lbu ben unlrigsR nod, lisseu. IisB
ith Die angFiffsbetBegun9 ID gut iibers
blidsn un6 i'm re9ten 4ugsnblid niebers
tdrtotiat Mieber iDaten All biefern g..
SUM enorme gerIuHe bss Ueinoes fein
eir5i9es Grgebnia.
Die fran3pieH alulbien, br 9tFb bar
Gtele, off hfr oas airflein ~llnfsrer
licbrn frau BON gorFite ftanb, uab ali btg
TIT @lduhe unb abtrglanbe bdiigf. fti
linen 9afeIhafE nes .succGs final.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

Ben fdnb ais In Grandchildren, bag neu
hergeRsate 8t~fefigungen bet Gtslang, an
Dsnen mar eiten gan8en Gag g~earbeitet
6atte. mitunter in 5fDef GtunDsn tpieoer
3erit1rt marea.
Oh maj cine SBGe.
seins aanse araft bate ber gegner
bier saldmmengebnat. limb beanoa bRIe
InsrI6attrlidteit ~unTertr 1ruppeu, bereH
5timmung bur9 nitts 3n beprimiren
ndr! au8 in hen Rdmpfea Der MohtH
rad BEN 8. wiai lief bic 6eftigEttt Der
FeiHbli1en aagriffe nur renig mad. Oft
i~taHneu bic GtnsH 70 nahe, oab ft niht
METER as finf Dieter p~oneinanber eRts
ferat fparen, bub man Del elmer Ditan3
pom 25 Metern fdon iaste: r9as III nidt
EIlTHlm, bn IinD ID bic gra6sn ipgar %
Meier 1~aseiHagber!!4
ungrma6Iih prizes BET Gommanbeur
feline geats. Mud ihr uHerI1iiiterlihes
Mnsharrtn TIN Mtnter. SD jage Sbnsu:
bis gum 8dum itaHnea it Dft tageidng
i'm Mlorait, uRn ipenH fe siHmal berduss
saneH. til R%eIsrpes oser In Ruhsfiefung
rdatsn, IabeR fs gar nitt mshr meufGens
ahaltd aus.@ Rad folden tHbIoEsn @tras
pa3sn tiRen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DoH fol-
der Madt bod aaFhaltfa, boh gum
6ithen btingsl, nas itno asiHungtn, bic
ihsr dIs 8sstiffs groB aaO ruAmhpn
fiHo.
8fHn ber gaF8t .GrFolo@ bes gEinbes
an ner 9prettoh6be III Der, baB pir heaie
bd Itfbta, no mir Bis sam 3. Wadr5 itana
Ben. Nn pgiein 1agf bate Cid non ms
uAtempmueaeE anariIf ons Ytateaa osr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
5 aaiGiOuen 2aaun aerfuie.

7er ao~rrsfponbeu3 Seer uub 40litit
eutuehmeu pu folgsupe angdheR: Ju ben
sritrn 5e5n ariiQsmonaten Biirften breiis
faHf mifli1neR Man auf biz BerIultlifte
Der Geinbt 9eutfAlaabs Sit ieBsn lein,
ptnu ma bic @eFan8eHen gobteu uHb
Derpurbsten 3uianmenrednet. Git
gr0bteR QerlHfie ba6sR bic Ru1gH duf5us
peiiaa. GrR iingI melbate Der beuti1s
GsReraIFab. BAH Bic erFte miuion ruFis
iher @sfan1ertr burh bic ilesreids
Gur66ruhsl1fa9 in 9efgatt3im bts
rtits iibtriaritttu fei. Die 1tmes iprdhen
FA0n i'm SaRnar bon ben unaeburen
blutigsn gerluften Der RuTen, bic Idpn
bamaIs auf 10000 alIfin an 9obtea
uao 8eripunoeteu anaegeben tDurbtH. Gs
tpmmt MIN bn5g Der ungebeure BEIRUT
III Der MinterIhIadt in maiuren, In 5tr
bic 10. Armge perHintet ntrbe. Gs toms
men ierner bin3u bic tnstbeuren 8srlaitt
in ben aarp1tben. Bic nit 4usfdluB btr
@efaaqenen bon atutralen unb ffiHbli6en
gldtiern ami mebr ais 500 ,000 TDbtt unp
QertRn0ete augegcben 1urben. Jerntr
ipalnRn enelfh nod biu5l bic unpebtuer
biltiaen gerluiif Xxi Der 0urdbtudss
f4laat i'm Iebtsn monat, bic runb 49,.
900 aqeiu an 8eFangeneH eiubraats.
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piel fdgsu, iDenn man Biz 8eiammtptrs
fufte Der aufeu an gsfangenen, 9obten
unb @ertDuRbeten auf me6r ais 8 Miaios
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fdIsdteH ar3tliden 9erTorgutng bts ruTis
fdeH 6eeres mir Elm gtriuger abeiI bsr
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3abi Doh 8 Milioun III nnd allen bieFtn
anaateB, bic bon Fsinbtihtr Gfite itdms.
men, sEer 5u niebrig ais at bod gesriffsH.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

abtr Ft inumeIn aud hitr. ipit p OIL,
in bds gtf1brlfdt Qfb tinfr pbantdfiIhen
9prItfauug an6 Dtrbitiisn Iih.
gr. Nag Dabora.
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enter the intestines, combines with
these food elements to enter the cir
culation, and in less than an hour is 8
at work throughout the body in pro.
cess Of publication.
S. 8. s. is made from roots and
herbs that are food and tonic for the
blood. 1t stimulates-gives the blood
power to throw of poisons. You VIII
soon realize its wonderful influence by
the absence of headache. decided;
clearing of the air passages. steadily,
improved nasal condition, and sense,
of bodily relief that proves how COM
pletely Catarrh often infests the ems
tire system.
You will find 8. 8. 8. on sale st All
drug stores. 1t is . remarkable, reml
edy for any and all blood affections.
such as Eczema. Rash, Lupus. letter.
Psoriasis, Boils, and all other diseased
conditions Of the blood. For special
advice on any blood disease write The
swift's SPECIFIC Company, Medical De-
partment, Room II. Atlanta, Ga. Avoid
s,ihstitntaa. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
IS
MUCH MISSED
IN THE RANKS
of Russian 0fficialdom Since
Deathas He Occupied Lead
ing Positions in Ministry.

NuYHA1BCStAI9p PNkBBVA
PETRoGRAD. Oct. ga marked
figure in the ranks Of Russian official
dom has disappeared in the death Of
y. N. Durnovo, the minister of the
interior in the cabinet Of the late
Count Witte. He had occupied lead
ing, but still subordinate, places in
that ministry for generation and
after he and Count White resigned
together he was member of the I'M
perial Council. He attained the lead
ership Of the conservative wings OF
both the Council and the Duma and
held this influence until few weeks
before his death.
Aspeech he delivered about the
time the progressive majorities Of
these bodies were formed caused the
leadership to pass into more concll-
iatory hands and contributed to the
split Of the conservative forces and
the Strengthening Of the. liberal.
Durnovo entered the public service
as naval officer in 1862. Ten
years later he was transferred to the
ministry Of justice, having made spe-
cial studies is law. In 1881 he went
over to the ministry of the interior.
Three years later he was entrusted
with the important post of director
OF the department OF police which he
held until 1893. period OF deepen
ing reaction During the next seven
years he was senator and one or
those composing the highest court OF
Russia. From 1900 to 1905 he was
assistant minister Of the interior. In
the latter year Count Witte selected
him as a fit instrument for suppress
ing revolutionary disorders and to
bear the odium Of repression. In
Count Whites cabinet he played
highly independent role. Disclosures
in the police department led to de-
-mand from Count Witte for Durno-
vo's dismissal. As a result both left
office together. Durnovo was man
OF strong will. much capacity for
work, and firm faith in the old order
OF things.
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1t was Carlyle who originated. the
phrase. the unspeakable Turk"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
Observation-Disclosures
failed as also ontments saves vapous? What you
do is to try S. S.
do is to try s. S. S.

This easy. common-sense method
that costs SO little-that is so quickly
and vigorously electives often the
last resort Of many Catarrh sufferers.
Why. it is hard to say. One of the
trained specialists of the Swift spe-
cific Company in Atlanta physician
Of standing and national reputation
because of his knowledge of blood dis
orders, made the assertion that If the
majority Of chronic Catarrhal Victims
would buy and faithfully take s. s. s.,
they could etfectually get rid of Ca
tarrh.
8. IS. 8. goes straight to the seat Of
trouble, the blood. It spreads Its
influence over every organ In the
body. comes through all the veins and
arteries. enables all mucous surfaces
to exchange acids and irritating sub
stances for red blood corpuscles that
efectually cleanse the system and
thus put an end to all Catarrhal pol
luton. s. 8. 8. cleans out the stom.
ach Of mucous accumulations, enables
only pure. blood-maldng materials to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
FULL SKIRTS
Takes the Fashions in the CITY
of Paris Back to Nearly a
Full Century.
tsx Assee,ArEe sREss,

PARIS, Oct. 27.-Full.s have
taken fashions back as far as 1880
and the military note has introduced
leather into cloaks and nantes and
fur into cloaks. Jackets and skirts.
The leather cloaks launched by
some of the best authorized houses
are very supple and light and are
made in all colors. Ivory white orna-
mehted with dark colored patent
leather and with fur trimmings at col
lar and sleeves is very popular as
we'll as dark blue.
Cloaks 'buttoning to the chin and
recalling the military style Of the sec
ond empire are also to be worn this
winter. They will be fur trimmed.
Patriotism has inspired a new crea.
ton called the robe cocadiere''--a
duty full affair with the national col.
ors represented in a wide belt at the
waists.
Silk has become fashionable by the
force of circumstances: other French
textiles are largely tied up by the war
In afternoon gowns velvet Is beinl
used largely. There is said to be Ut.
tie likelihood that skirts will BE-
heightened this season: the modifica,
lions will be mostly in the material
and In the waist into which sleeves d
the timesof Louis Philippe will be ii.
troduced. :
Dressmakers. milliners and dealer.
In Injuries generally. report bushes,
immensely improved during the las
three months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
REFORMS
of Revolutionary Kind in Rus
STA Still Hoped for by Man
!. Released from Siberia.
IN assee,.r.o ,,r,,,

PETROGRAD, Oct. 27.-Vladimir
Bourtzev has celebrated his release
from Siberia by an interview in the
Rourse Gazette in which he expresses
the highest hopes Of seeing the revo-
lutionary reforms he has SO long adj
vocated carried out in Russia at last.
Bourtzev was directing operations
against the Russian secret police from
Paris on the outbreak OF war, when he
took advantage of the proclamation
OF political amnesty to return home
and offer his services to his country.
But Maklakov and Tcheg loyitov, the
two leading reactionary ministers,
then governed the country, and Bourt-
zev was arrested and exiled notwitl1-
standing the promise OF pardon. When
the two reactionaries were forced to
resign. Bourtzev was promptly par
doned. Their dismissal, he says, marks
the passing of the old regime.
The propagation OF the Duma was
lamented by the revolutionist, who
nevertheless hoped the sittings would
soon be resumed:
mo one can doubt that at the pres
ent hour the Duma and country are
closely united, he added. "our saliva
ton depends on the Duma."
Speaking OF his second exile in ST.
IBERIA, Bourtzev said the transportation
system had changed for the worse.
Thirty years ago the,political prisoner,
were kept separated from the others
while lately he had been handcuffed
and put in the company Of common
|maelfactors and on. arriving at the
convict settlement he was never al.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
NOTES
On :. War Geography Are Pub
llshed for Benefit of School
Children in Germany.

BERLIN. Oct. 27.-The school au-
thorfties in Bavaria have published
notes on war geography. for. the chill
dren attending the public schools. The
following information is given re-
garding Russia:
The Russian territory already oc-
cupied by the Germans is four times
as extensive as the Kingdom of Ba-
varta, but Is only one-seventy-fifth
populated, and the most populous, dis.
tricts are already In German posses
sion, so that Russia can now show
only six-sevenths Of its former poopu-
lation. ss,i, e 4
at the beginning Of the war. Rus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
CHARTERS
Are Issued by Secretary Of
State Stuart F. Reed to
Several State Concerns.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 27-The fol-
lowing charters have been issued by
Secretary Of State Stuart f. Reed:
American Vacuum Can Company,
of Charleston. to manufacture at
Dunbar: 100000. Incorporators:
U. g. Fletcher, II. a. Robson, o. j.
Morrison. Solan Fletcher, Isaac Low
enstein, all of Charleston.
Rich Creek Oil and Gas Company,
OF Bramwell, to develop,in Rock dis
tfict Of Mercer county; $4,000. In
corporators: Edward Cooper, Harry
Bowen, G. w. Freeman, H. S. Brown,
Of Bramwell. and g. n. McNutt, Of
Princeton.
Model Steam Bakery. Fairmont.
$4,000. Incorporators: Frank II.
Murphy. Florence Murphy, John H.
Hough, Georgia c. Hough, Katherine
g. Hough, all Of Fairmont.
Tomei Oil Company, of Charleston,
to develop in Kanawha county; $l5,-
900. Incorporators: Ernest Tomei,
Joseph Horton, L. A. Sasci. E. S.
Amos, Bert Shook. all Of Charles
ton.
Factory Gas Company, Of Morgan
town, to develop in Clay district Of
Monongalia county; 5000, 900. In
corporators: Joseph H. McDermott,
David c. Reay, E. NJ. Grant, T. P.
Reap. E. G. Donley, all of Morgan
town
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
Why Suffer
From ii h!li 4 / or
Sick Headache?
USE; ANTl-KAlANIA TABLETS

DsNJ oalSwelisays that I'll, edt15E s9s
but does otApp&Ar 70 be ,curAble. Buffer.
ers from this addiction are condemned 70
UNDERGO the periodical attacks every few
which the attacks are less frequent, and
.nnAily disappear entirely. Palliative meas.
urees during the attack are all that It Is
the best preventive measure. An attach
may often be prevented by taxing two
Anh-kaunuiA Tablets when the nr1t 1ymp.
every tWohpurs during the attack ehortenG
It, eases the pain and brings rest and quiet
Antt-k1mntalTAblet may be obtained ~
9ulekly relieve an Ratn. 81 " 2. n. Is =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

STA had nifty million more inhabitants
than Germany and Austria Hungary
combined: namely ITO millions
against 100 millions. After a year
Of warfare. this position had been re-
versed: Russian now has only 145
millions. whereas the central mon
arches rule over 155 millions.
The new territory occupied In
the east and west is as extensive as
the entire kingdom Of Prussia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

Spencer M. Bennett, physical d.
rector OF the schools OF Atlantic
City. suggests that the introduction
OF dancing for at least one night in
the week would be d great Beneilt to
the evening schools. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

lowed out of the sight Of his guards.
I've live an intense political life"
he concluded. land do not doubt that
Russia stands at least on the way to
real social progress"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

The weighing machine used in the
laboratory Of the Bureau Of Stand.
ards, in Washington, Is. said to be
tho most accurate In the world. 1t
will weigh the weight of a fly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
CANCER PROBES COSTLY.
60. ..,ee,.-rp ,,s,.,

LONDON, Oct. 27-cancer investi-
cations cost the lives Of 87,253 AMI
mails in England and Scotland dur
ing the year Of 1914, states a report
issued by the home Office. OF these
experiments, 21,746 were in the ma
ture of inoculations and were per-
formed almost entirely upon mice to
test vaccines. The public health de-
partment used something over a.
900 animals in various experiments.
A "foot-pound" is the force exerted
to raise one pound a perpendicular
distance of one foot from the earth.
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DANES ENGAGED.
tsv as.ee,.,sp .,r,,

tev aaaoeiAYEn eRHeD=
COPENHAVEN. Denmark, Oct. 81
"A number Of Danish dairymen
have been engagedtt to go to China to
organize the Chinese dairy industry
along modern lines.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-11-24

ent
ground island began %
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-11-24
RECORDS READING OF METERS
Camera Performs a Work of Value to
All Users Of Gas and Eiec-
trio Light.

An American manufacturer of cam
eras has designed and is introducing
a camera made especially for the pur-
pose of making a record of the read
ings of meter dials. In order to Sc
cure reading with this Photographic
recorder, it is only necessary to place
the camera against the meter dial and
press a lever, which automatically
opens the shutter as well as switches
on four small battery-operated lamps
that illuminate the meter dials. The
exposures are made on film consist
ing of opaque paper coated with an
emulsion. The side of the paper next
to the emulsion is white, so that the
developed film clearly shows the meter
readings in reverse order. The film