The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-03

y al hon IN
il'9 'aSen 'aAEer equal To h1huIeu 0''
'irneius- Away out on the meadows lH
Gloucester county. y. J.. is situated the
.....i.ii,- -.,,,-,--,,,,,,t,,+ &c t,,,,-b resort
f,- ~. - - a.. INIT works
,,Ior,. ,,s...,.,,.~r-,,, .,,.-,.,,,,,, aud other
bf,b o,rrosj,... orr. I'D. prior 70 on
ter.,, +bo ,,,,.,-r-,-,t s,-,fc, NI,dara
~. an .nrIo,.. nj IN, Dpp5pfs. He was
vb., B.. l-,,,,,-,, -. ...t,.. mar, .t the tbsr-
momctcr." his duty being TO superintend
she immense tank called thc nae
rms tank having revolving pSa0le I'D
'ul N,-'y. = ''' '' tt s rt.,
flo9 f.. .,.-,,rr.4 T, ,,l,,,. ana an, mix
fag regulated b, tr-,rc~at--c
With his hands upo= tac valves ana his
eyes uHon q tas---c-otir7 .ae operator
,sS . ~. '. 4, p, PSI - -
-Ii,r-,s -- ~. .-..- ~, --..,...-- -, r,,f
generated u.--ss -sas- ~ -Nrr-ssor pow
CrruI enough -- a-rs-I es-E -Es sc4--y-
ABOUT thrr- -rs-~ Ea- 1faEz-a secured
q position .- mo 0c-slr- CHsec- and &C.
was reason. Die Sc SacrcSt be would have
been content u5-h the life % comparative
safety found in such a pursuit such
however. was not The case for recently d
longing for the old occupation came over
him. he shook the dust OF Washington
from his feet and is once more what the
insurance couDanies would class even
higher than en- extra hazardous risk"
Tie sport OF photographing Wild birds
~ ..,-r1-irs.7 t,,- NJ gs5cIrff, T,7gr,ore
-.,
VI '"' 'N'elioI 4'Slal 'ille"'- lNS -
est Improvement has been made. SAID
Mr. Ducm5re during the past half cen
trrv i'm rerroduring rirfures nj birds
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TOT ny own -aFl / had never oeeh
SATISFIED with drawings OF birds, and,
therefore. giving up the pencil. I followed
in tho footsta,s of tboea yrbo ,re-a sv-
,-;-,-..f-,.- -. - -tz.,.- a,
'i7 nm '-iN Jus 'i'N'- al
Nlg carrier attempts were WIN mounted
specimens, at first without any aces
s9rI-s But the photographs seemed
hard and ,,,Iifelil,s Tho, I t,.f.5 rr,,.i-v
.-, -, .-,
@ -- 'i N9 i' -i---1' al SUI JUN"
ING either out OF doors or beneath a
sA1hghL The pictures we're fairly salts
laciCry. but stiI there was no Disgusting
the iati tEdl Jne Dlrd was mounted me
eve. anu usually Jhe LEGS, lolt-he story
Inc likeness was there, but the lie was
iaekin--
attempt tae task OF photographing the
adalt bird IN its Wild state and in its
81 IL was lnen De
,orl, 100 ~ ron, a-,, cT ~ -
stsndDofnts the pbotograpbing of Wild
birds VIII be found equally satisfactory.
as sport II should take high place
-,-,l,.1r.,-e, - - '-'t5- "'-' % ~, ~
hunter b. a necessary reouirer,e,t and a
successful shot with the camera is far
more difficult 10 obtain than CORE
spoHdingly fortunate shot from gun
5 ingn, 700 the eecoinl 3llshInent OF one $
Ts-te -, - 49,, ioa--r -.
sportsman is there VINO hearing The
death bleat Of deer does not an heart
wish his shot had miscarrfed2 Then as
means OF really becoming acquainted
with birds the camera is without g.,
equal for TO be even a moderately suc-
cessful bird photographer. one must have
an intimate KNOWLEDGE Of the subject and
the camera in teaching us TO know tba
birds must of necessity Stimulate our
affection for these useful and dcfencofoss
creatures. As a recorder oF fac+z a. ig
OF great scientific nature Tor 81 ..---,,,+
lie and IL reeords io an ,,-r'fs,-I--.I,I,
form every detail presented ygbeiber n
be the daily ,-roy-rb ~ !, -.g.1---, - d,
exquisite defa5I Of tb,, Air-I,g 49, ,,
-
Speaking Of the value of po+atoee ae
rood D ~ ID r..,
cry, vi 1"9 De
p0l 'iHeHl OF Agriculture, SAID AS re-
CARDS chemical composition. il may be
said in general that boiled potatoes con-
tain a LITTLE less yrster tI,-, . 80
49,. -, -
49, anu 0AoSp' d9 'nlS changes some
what the proportion OF nutrimeuts. they
differ little in composition from the raw
Mashed potatoes. if they are not ee,-
eonas r,ret po.ees,ri5,- -. - -
~ l"I No-I'O-
9illOH VI 'He u"-i4sheo Doiled potato
making allowance Tor the small proper
tiOn OF water which would probably be
lost by evaporafTon in yVasbi,s yvb.r
milk crea-, ~. t7,.t,,. 10 - -
rofatoes in r.ra-i,, H., - - nd g
,,--f-I,-l - 'i,-I TOT '"r IaDle
-, 80 - -. ~ IOIus 80 is uouDl-
The reaeo MIN, it 49, -, .-,5 - ~
Baked potatoes have practically rbs same
composition as the uncooked, some water
i9nE lost BIZ evaporation. When DO
tN'es are irled. as IN making potato
chlps' lhey lose ny evaporation much
OF the water present and absorb more or
less TAT, ara lEey therefore have higher
nuirilFe value, pound for pound than
IA" potatoes
According 10 statistics obtained in the
le.se nuluDeI OF hlelaTy studies made IN
ms county, pot@toe5 constitute about
10 yer oeHl Oh INC tolal 1000 consumed
nlsn NOT iar from 81 per cent Of the total