The Penn's Grove record., 1896-01-10
CHIP AND HIS CAMERA.

artful, hateful thing, ana was mercy
making a plaything of a young man
who ought to be old enough to have MS
eye-teeth cut and not to let anyone
make a fool Of him.
Public interest on the subject became
90 great that two apple-psring and one
quilting bee were started in great haste
40 that there might be some good. bis
talks
In the meantime Miss Trait, wno
was no fool. becameimmensely weary OF
her enforced stay In q village where
she knew no one and found nothing to
do. One day. while she wss naktng
some small purchases at the store. carp
Tyler dropped In for 8 moment wi'a
his camera, and Frank asked him how
business The young woman. after Is
tcnlng 9 moment. asked abruptly;
Are yeu 81 amateur passoS-SPssrE
"rm the only Photographer Of any
sind in this whole couE-y, 1a&n
replied Ch.2 with s pa76o1&Ss P1as-
~Tre sfvays wanted II }s.-z Sa7>
thing about IT, SAID MS Trait 4
wuaas- Z cozid s2paar va 20 teach
wey
-rz ra1y ts< ssytAszS 1Asl hist
means business A56 Cap
Tas a5v S6S sS-@ Inquiries ~
F-ak Wiser, xAa SkA eA4s C1iq WAS
a essrsr Est4 fellow. s71 Is S11d0
was n lis zacaR-'s III hazs& AID
thst the hoy s4i Ezds so2s pSur%
whSA we're nos hxG 50 wtsh.o n boar
CAP WAS engaged 81 the grZ1eAly s2-
ar Il 4 5lZks a. ha2r. - eazA Mss
Trai1 al As kew ss.sg1 pA&sSaPAy.
He scxz ~ HSas pa-zGrs q Ms
Trait hsrs@t telling 5s- IT, 2s&ll1S
81 ezea dean u As o@zDa- ard
after the StllaE BE A6 5sz take s g-
Ere e her izs-zc1o-- TaN tsSc1sE
and yzpl xea1 ms re No. VT
windows screened VIII ysEeE RzPsE-
which Frank lad called As sD3A 2zd
Clip Sushs Mss Trait - -dsTZaP
6 plate
Chip began vita as swz ps-JrzL
uhhcA TIE pupI hsrs1 As3 0ksa Au5
Il came or s. vel that IL pEpa
was delighted md tasS-A3 Ep5a A0t3
ing tie pl&ts II TIE sunlight sz;s-6z
50 that Il n3ehs dry qu32Sy sd X
-Pra1ed"
Nashville CHIP 6zrebp=d rs pate
Of Mss Trait ns-sa1 n taxing Ehk1
lie had eeea eIre7sly careful for 81
would BE = great feather n his esp 20
display tie po-u-ssr Of 50 Uoszo3s : pe--
son As : ~sfeczsl
But The peculiar way u wA3ca IAst
picture Slowly cane ca. n 1as 6svz-
oping bar made hin wonder greatly.
No Otbes per=o2 had b@sa asz- b. waea
tie picture Was taken BIT Ihs shadows
seemed these Of = M instead = :
w9EASn As The dEsIls appeared Il r.
am ey5d=zf fAss IL had us=i ~ rs
take tse razzzaSsss coc1atniaz 8 pSEs
for EA13 Fr4ak WHISKY asd sci
Wen nsEer mind Il wol1 1ns3 r.
and then pose Mss Trait again q he
plea tnaf he plats vas baa Bat 8gS
oddly Franks rests showed u t5s plEtzl
Chip could not understand u
Chip finally washed aid 1x@3" he
pEzt=. sci il aside 70 DRY and p2s=5 Miss
Trait nee mare TIE LADY wished .
develop il Ae-szt. Of wAiek CHIP vas
Fe-y glad for lie WAITED 70 print Dat
picture Of Frank. Ead ind gur Tssf
Vas the matter with il He 1901 found
ont for & print taken quickly Il the
sunlight showed TAI t5s MATER with
Franks res: EAs thai i vas entirely
covered By q f2ss as pretty as E ple-
t1rsT Of Miss Trait. He Lad socdsn-
tally taken her picture O. q plate gAe5
had already been used o1es. sl1gugh
not Developed. and the 01s=t vas &
print Ehiea-Eel II sosks5 Is Il Miss
Trait had given her constance and her
her hear 70 Frank wlsey and WAS
resting her lead On his breast
Chip thought the p3c-urs very dread
ful, thar Ia, !; might BE-. e his lew pupil
CHANGED 70 see it-so be made hasSs %
hide the print and also 70 PIT tie pri1t-
ing frame and plate i Of sight Bat
Isn't II astonishing how things vii per
sist In working just as they shouldn't
in spite Of al you may do 70 prsTentf
Miss Trait developed sn1 dried heI
plate, and Looked al Il sidewiSe. as
Chip had taught her 10 Do. and she
greatly liked the e~Ipressi0a. and Ezs
- r. -se-a - ss 80 -~- 30
once CnIp rN % empty ne printing
fAmHhis only on-Tith0ut bsing
seer. but Miss Traits eyes had not been
trained IN big city for nothing II was
quite plain 70 her that her youthful
teacher was trying 10 hide ne plate
which he took from tie frame, % she
said:
Let me see that plate. please"
"Irs spoiled one" said Chip, throw
ing the plate upon the Hoor. Up 70
that time he never had dropped e plate,
no matter bow lightly, without hearing
the sound Of breaking glass, bat tia
dreadful pateofFrank Wilsey and Miss
Trait fen as sol2diy as II It had been q
stove Id.
Chtp stooped 20 get IL, but Miss Trai
was tho quick for him; she got the plate
and took 1t TO the light saying:
"whst is hT'
"Irs an awful blunder-thats what
Il is," replied Chip, In desperation. "a
stupidity used a plate On which another
picture had been taken. but not de
YeIoped"
How frnnyr said Miss Trait Thea
the lady insisted upon making a print
from IL. and Chip thought seriously Of
running away and never coming back
10 town ~agaiD-not al least until the
Traits had departed. He got ready ia
run. and then from q corner Of the
house obEeryed hlS pupil closely.
Miss Trait exposed the picture 10 the
iight Two minutes later be saw her
shade IL with her shoulders and look al
IL curiously. Then he heard her laugh.
Oh, that laugh! II seemed TO CHIP thai
her laugh gave him a new lease Of life.
for II was a merry laugh, and n Of
the long kind that seemed as IL II dIdn'i
know how 20 stop. Chip thought Il
safe 70 go back 10 hls room. Miss Trai,
Joined him within q few minutes, and
said. In g matter-of-fact way:
NOW I know how spirit photographs
may be taken. III have a lot Of fun
with them when / go back home"
Chip was 30 grateful that he felt Ike