The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

,----, IERE is no one thing" said
lITl Hardy, that has so Impressed
me il, my short experience .S = n, Il In the
Il f6iMyNNI man needs so little here. No,
II VSESGgB that Is not quite right; 1t Is
~ that 1t is easy to get every
Sss already be Been Mo done By the Amsh
4 ,,uid is readytto our hand. Each thing
that grows here seems to be adapted to
he needs of other living things, and all al
81 wood sman.'' said Colonel Warren, who
not Seyon He Is labls g
nature. i he finds 50 many things unac-
Il countabc that he Is apt ito believe In
n sys a,y BreM he
s@ learns what the moon kin do. In the,
.1f,lll the moon; hemlosk bark (, II fall
a the barkll squeeze to the log tighter N
III almost wish / could be superstltious.
y plumply before he gets beyond his depth
Why WhirlEinds come 70 tear L, /, great :;
81 omong the beautiful timber trees; or
b ny briers grow in burnt ground. s5l am
y glad to know why spruce bark CANNOT.
q usually he peeled later than ~ uly.5..i n
4 between the bark and the wood and We
can easily get roofing for. camPss 81; IN, Ihe
chemical process 81 changing this film
s$ into "a cylinder of hard her is an en-
# tremely5 Interesting and beautiful one. II
81 Is tbs, spawning season for tim per, and
% the bark is gan cemented to he new
III an clad 10 guess why he1nlock.
"a spruce, pine and balsam do moi shed their
leaves AL at once, but keep a stock on
y band alive through the year. 10 make.
an everias ting cover for the rocks: and
IT why the broad Leaves of birch, beech:
maple ard ash are shed once a year and
rich sol On the hardwood fats and slopes;
and why witch toppie and Hc'ose maple
Y hestir themselves % MAJ he cover wherever
.eo much sunlight seIs,irl ~ Hes,i me
a 1aIi s the is 8 IL T., He poaas 50
hal any PADS deer grass. moses, Eli Us hes
and support for the insects rhat trout
Il feed ON. fstit facts. rather ;taIs guessed
III seasons. Interest ne woodsnlaa- 4
Black dies come precisely when trent
"a. sae d,st 81 Jlne John SAYS there
,souidn'. be q trout LETT IL the river in
tiya years II Y, wsre not for blaci: aies.
4 They certainty keep 2 GOOD many 1sssss,
a MN 10 go ashore and bal sz.s wounds
Z si,stgre his steske1 IL Tiled John claims
mi e..a s rnsa al and 81 ii iilely . fs true
4 Eli, eare most as.. AID fIsr pain.
,Neatce, lpd how well ths i5,..nkeys %.
fstieir- work when ahe SJta1:k f2ies Iiits s-.2
z.,rl gray in .Igilyr and af,se ttls3G -,owst for
i:scoa The littja trsiigs1 dty3Tss II stasa
{ fiIade:5 liz cant 10 z;pb5 wprE 20 tile
Z. uni gin or IL tins tTaEn1 m IL Any ting
y IN d::ls yss,, esctGH IN Inc s5rR2g hcIs
.4astl1l JrLSthf tl;.ttl If lile evening when
iit.o.n gre III al,,E,s,,. ten thppRaos millions
q. sti.sss lI1te.lgfa tr,ssets t3a- taEt 81 Z
:sseedle 1,uint slust IN Ngi1t 10 memory
ss,lse:,s' 100 small 10 be asssn afe.5.s hey
or. 1srLs establish 1s,a,uetSiyt.s ABOUT 4
ttJrlss-.s,- rs an 4tIrn aJ,ta- al fysr rtsg
i.D6y-, asnd szat'i pns ttiEs & aaasl ore
gle doet IlE IsrH riiF4A t'it tf3e E5g,ss-
4sat3ats <rita,t ~ 5rs.I,rG, sIla he - Z 7te7sc
t-s5gl WGE gi4N Ili.iap ast !. s<+rSng t4g!s,
n -rs 4aE9. {pf Tiiis ti4sla-.g ya1e.s ItAe
.ylGkeys aJs ei.ststnttsitg sJs srrf2t Iissrs-
81. ysseG sq:ats I'D inssiaD utrrsss. ars5 81
ia EzES t..at Z. Sasa. sdrStypaS aEl9 led 70
X t.es - z Jtlg1g1tF hp2at Atyg1s i1Ses his
s1liad, Ed G5ss "a rs sEe;.39g. i,
isssssas - r9e '44lef4f'ls
"C0tnforE pseze+8 #zAatly tf.e ssna here
iss IL docs &: ngriis5 EitlsistpH for Z. lot
,of small r.efe&zir4ea ard lEruritss that We
lhare become stEcstoraetl 10. and ihe good
fstble amount o. work. There are de-
ifec,iye persons whose IDEA OF camping
rs q squalid. unrighteous and not sober
life. which they call rnugting 1t. When
iyou learn how, il is always possible 10
have dry clothes IN your pack, a tgtt
roof, a good fire, the best food and The
II
y and plenty wafer for bathing. What
more do you want, unless 1t Is library?
Nothing, ! think and books in the run.
3 ming, brooks serve for, the present,
There are others who over-provide, bu,
they err on the safe side and are Oh The
Iight track u they are ready. to learn
They bring rain coat, while a ra!r
cape is better and weighs only quarter
as much; they bring wRding boots whel
an extra pair of s'ockings Is better. anc
The boots weigh five or ten pounds a con
siderable straw 10 break the carrier.
hack: heavy toilet case, when poke
comb and he rev necessaries Fsunc
AND weigh less A man needs somehln,
Tor a few days In camp, but when h
does not know! 1t is better 10 take MI,
pound than 70 be uncomfortabe.
~ iilYlted q trerad 10 meet mo il
camp last Year and as he was inexperI
8 tnced N tlyttsidGg and was over-sup
piled with taekle told lin 10 bring oni
n comb and toothbrush and | w0ul,
10 the rest, walked down the trai
To meet MIN, and observed that In orde
10 dlsencunher himself 50 as to shal,
lands With ma he carefully iransfcrre,
his comb from his right hand 10 nj
left hand which was also holding III
.9ls 1polhTpfns y, Vas A NARA day, an,
cap. He was baldrheadsdA exiremeiy q
--afld. Of course, | always knew II: IN
forgot ~ when sent tile faaetious mos
saEs, whiel Be hed taken seriously
ehge, WhlEh ne had taken seriously
81 WAS al tirst mortified fSf he w,as II,
ssaaeTrogatlNF Hi illn nlattOr Of tbn 'nnnnt
often SO dufing the iirAt day M eiiug
He said rs aig MOI own one, ard ba
Innthing Of tbe woods he had netf ni'u
Himself witlita strong one and WAs ~ az
&8y lifemely anxious 10 know It's use Ia tw5GT
craft II A laFt sueeetdet II conpincin
@ MIN thai il WAS deslFable-teVen nesessaf
-traf @ps a t