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PART

III.

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KODAK

PICTURES

AT

NIGHT

WITH

THE

FLASH

LIGHT

APPARATUS.

The

recent

invention of

the

flash light

apparatus

renders

easy

the

taking,

with such a camera as the

Kodak,

photographs

at

night.

The

requisites are

The

Kodak

Camera,

The

Flash

Light

Apparatus.

The

flash light

apparatus

consists of a specially

constructed

alcohol lamp,

having

in

front

of

it

a little

tray

upon

which is

poured

about

a

teaspoonful

of

flash light powder. A

rubber

tube

attached

to

a blow-pipe in

the

flame of

the

lamp, conveys a

blast

of

air

from a

bulb

held

in

the

hand

and

serves

to

project

the flame

of

the

lamp

upon

the powder, when it is desired to

take

a picture.

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