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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED To buy from owner, a good
size lot 703 Austell Building
WILL PAY 81 500 cash for good bar
gain white dwelling in city Ad-
dress r.. Box SO. care Georgian.
WILL exchange or transfer lease; COM
pany having central location. modern
building. 300 square feet, de
sires larger quarters twelve thousand
square feet. Fine opportunity for one
desiring smaller quarters. cheaper rent
and central location. Give particulars.
b, c.. Box 100, care Georgian.
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Loan Deeds.

s9oO-S. A. Albright to Mrs s9's
c. Sanders. No. 10 Pavilion street
by 145 feet. January % =
$3,0O0-W. NJ. Turner 10 estal' ~,
John j. Hagedorn (by executors ~
"a Cherokee avenue, 80 by l'0
January II. n
s1,2OO-Mrs. Lucinda G. Eub91ln'h'i, a..
Mrs. Esther c. Gray No -
street, so by 100 feet. JanuaTA =,
S2.000-Forest Greene q
Wrinkle. lot 300 by 50 feet nor
of Pear street. extending -...
Southern Railway. land lot m
teenth District, part of Nose
property January 20
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J. c. DeFoor has sold to \
dhomas ~ acres. OF land ON -
1afnpoeliton road for $1L472 NJ Nc
InomaS mas announced his inten+'n,
OF suDdiVidlng this property into ton
acre truck farms. The land is baI
tween seven and eight miles from n
around Atlanta is constantlv So Ia uls
a emu me sre aPproa sS, OF spring has awak,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

I
FOR SALE LISTEN! / owe 1895 on a
$1,000 cottage ] win take $500 for
| my equity cash Near churches and
school Can a sos W. North avenue
| FOR SALE In Farburn, good central
| lot 30 by 200. within 200 feet OF car
! line, two and a half blocks OF depot. in
! Inc residence section r. II. Young,
! Fairhurn Ca.
| $4,000 SMALL cash payment, $40 per
| month viii buy eight-room residence,
| with garrett al modern convenience
! stones throw from car line; five min
utcs schedule to city: artesian water.
! house cost 81 500 to build s. n. Thomp-
son, Bel phone East Point 1874
! ! HAVE a beautiful residence lot on
East Side, 80 by $50. with all improve
ments and near car line must sell at
once Price, $500 $50 cash. balance
monthly Address Sacrifice" Box So,
care Georgian
AT BARGAIN. cash or easy terms. g.
room house. all city improvements
paid for. 81 West Boulevard drive. kirk
wood. Ga
AT EAST LAKE. fronting the club
grounds / have n corner vacant lot
east front l00x200. level and shady
VIII trade for equity in five or six room
West End home. J. n McNesser. 30s
Peters Building
A BIG BARGAIN on Connaly street.
one six room bungalow. two negro
houses In rear; all Conveniences; sac
ridce price $2.250: 5000 cash Apply AS
Temple Court Bldg Telephone Main
3O4O
PIEDMONT and Rock Springs avenue
lots. car line and city water assured
Low price, easy terms. PARTS a. Ty-
SON Century Bluldng Main 229
NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW-A six
room beauty, best material: built by
day labor $3.50 on terms, let me show
you. Address owner. Box II, care Geor-
CLAN.
CAN YOU beat this? New six-room
bungalow, with all conveniences good
close to Gordon street. Quick sale
50, $50; viii take il on dead easy terms
Num-. Main 1854
BROOM HOUSE, gas and water, good
condition, always rented So 60 per
month, few blocks Terminal station
and Marietta street Lot 5OXl00 Price
81 $50 Best investment in this sec
tlon, David, Box I, care Georgian
SUBURBAN HOME-S-room dwelling
furnace, gas bath. lot l00xi74. block
OF school and car, chicken house and
$4,000 can sell at $4,000 or might eN-
change. G. r. r. Fraser, 400 Equitable
Bldg.
TO RAISE some money / win sacrifice
lot 800 feet deep on Mead avenue for
$3.50. Adjoining lot can not be bought
for less than 1850 other lots adioin-
ing only 200 feet, not less than $il00.
Mum, Main 1854.
THREE ROOM HOUSE and hall. sta
bile and chicken house 81, 200. sl2 q
month. no cash payment River car
line so acres for pasture. John Carey,
2 Whitehall street
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Directory of
The Leading Real Estate,
Renting and Loan Agents
of Atlanta

w A. BAKER 4 COMPANY. f1ie
Fourth National Bank Building. Real
Estate We deal IA farm lands. city
and suburban property
FIELD REALTY COMPANY, 2il Empire
Building n YOU want 10 trade your
property We are the ones to see We
buy sell or trade,
NJ HATCH COOK. $50 Fourth National
Bank Building, Main A6l3 ANY kind
81 real estate see me.
g, e r FRASER buys and sells real
estate 4O6 Equitable NJ 1928
GRAHAM & MERK. 30l Empire Build
ing. We sell city and suburban prop
erty. Also make a speciality Of farm
lands In Georgia. For information call
write or phone Ivy S355.
HARLLEE REALTY COMPANY, Real
Estate Sales and Home Builders, 800
Equitable Building. Phone Main 47SS
HARPER REALTY COMPANY. III
Third National Bank Bldg We han
ole city and suburban residence proper
iyt Georgia farm lands ana Investments
Iour property will be given our person
al attention. Bell phone Ivy 42s6. At
lants phone 672
THOMAS w. JACKSON, 1915 Fourth
National Bank Building Phone Main
ELI Deals in Georgia lands specially.
NJ 'CLATCHEY REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, located at
2il Gambler Building, phone Ivy 500.
deals I'm large and small business and
gives same their personal attention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS
Whitehall Street Iot
And 72-Acre Tract in
Sale Announcements
spring Near, Realty Men Are R,,,.
preparing subdivisions-Hiu osS
on Ponce DeLeon HON. 'sn

The sale Of lot on w,,,..,
street, south OF HUMPHREYS Ituenal ]
Georgia Realty Trust Comnanvo ;6s
l.. Porter and Fred Lewis for 40 10 W.
went to record Monday. Tba HayVOl
erty is near the Central ~ prop|
Railway right of way. Imnrova rorsla
by the city on Whitehall heve men ca'i
real estate values to increase s gruS4a
in this section. 0'''o greatly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

$3,200-Cowan K Dunn. No. a
Westwood avenue, one-story fram,
dwelling. Day work.
S3Oo-W. R. Phillips, No. 95 Wanus
street, one-story frame house. Dsr
work.
SSO0-Mrs. s. T. Richardson. F1nler
street. story frame dwelling. /.
X. Landers.
$40o-Mrs. Elizabeth Jett. BeliwooI
str remodel DWELLING. Day work.
$S,O00-Leon Eplan, No. 100 PulIia,r
street, make repairs and add one
story. Alex D. Hamilton.
$2,ooo-H. D. Coster, No. 101 Angler
avenue remodel dwelling. Day work,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

~ 90 iG--JOnn =. DeFOOr To Newton
| s. Thomas, 7154 acres on Campbell
ton road in land lots 252, 25S and 229:
also 7S.S on said road in land lots
| 229 and 230: also 6SO6 acres In land
lots 229 and 230 on said road. -Four
teenth District. January 21.
$200-Marion Harllee to P. j. Har.
| lee. one-half interest in lot rs by II
feet, northwest corner Paine avenue
and Proctor street December Il,
1918
S10.O00-Miss Anne K. Kelso 70
". NJ. Nichols, No. 221 Courtani
street, so by 1877 feet. October S, 1918,
S3,150-R A. Ryder and 0. D. Cor.
man, Jr., TO Edmund L. Awtry, No.
123 West Harris street, As by IS feet
to secure notes and to correct former
deed. January "a.
S1,600-J. H. Drewry to Charlie D.
Tillman, lot 60 by 215 feet, north SIDE
Westwood avenue, 10 feet from Gas.
cade avenue. August 6. 1912
81, S00-Charlie d: Tillman to ia.
T. Cowan. same property. January "a
Love and Affection and Other Con-
erations-Amanda F. Simms 70
Charles L. Simms, lot SO by 1870 feet,
south side Princeton avenue 100 feet
1912.
sfderations-S to same, No y
English avenue, 40 by 10 feet. o.
tober %. 1912.
siderations-Sam to same, No -
English avenue, 40 by 10 feet oc-
tober %, 1912.
~ =.
Simms to Wiley II. Simms. lot SIS nv
100 feet, south side Princeton ayenua
100 feet west Of jefferson street De-
cember 10. 1918
$75-College Park Land COMPANY
to Wiley H. Simms. lot 81, block ,. o.
College Park Cemetery. November l.
1912
Thomas NJ. Poole to R H.
Poole, lot 81 by lis feet, northwest
side Lakewood avenue. 40S feet
southwest of Sawtell street Jan
uary %.
$1,000 -Adolph Samuels to Mrs
Elizabeth Mccarthy, Nos. Y and u
Lester street, As by 100 feet Janu-
ary "a.
s1.5OO-T. NJ. Cannon to James F.
Bowden, lot 40 by 10 feet. east side
English avenue, SO feet south Of Ken
nedy street. January 81
800 and Other Considerations-N..
d. McMichen to Jacob Schane, lot 81
by 1870 feet west side Newport street
IS feet south of Jet street Janu-
ary 90.
Westview Cemetery Assoca-
ton to ]. F. Bowden. lots 500 and Sol
section 9. February 4. 1904.
$3,250-Mrs. Mamie W. Moncref !,
Mrs Mary E. C1anton. lot 10 by ! >.
feet, east side South Pryor street y"
feet south of Ormond street Janu-
airy IA.
$4,OOO-Mrs. Martha A Morris 70
John c. DeF'oor, II acres on Camp,
bellton road in land lots 2os, 252 anu
25S. January 20.
Mortgages.
S300-W s. Martin tn Colone'
Trust Company, lot 50 by 1871 fer,,
north side of Rankin street, 2oo 'S5
east Of West Side alley January y
$625-Mrs Lucinda c. Eubanks y
Merchants and Mechanics Banh.l.
and Loan Company, No. p flch'''
street, 30 by 100 feet. January -,
$600-Bettie Rogers to Contra, ba6
and Trust Corporation, lot 90 oy X,
feet, soLth side of Lake avenue
feet northeast Of Ashland street. Jaw
uary II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk
CHANGE.

FOR R8fT'G1ITTffffGi1f'1 HOMES ara build
ing lots in College Park. the most
desirable suburb Of Atlanta. see l. C.
McCrory.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON
ESTATE, RENTING LOANS.


FOR SALE.
WAVERLY WAY, INMAN PARK-A
nice, modern, seven room home that
has all conveniences; large sleeping
porch and furnace heat. Any one
looking for a nice home, well worth
the money, should see this place.
$500, See Mr. Cohen.
DRUID HILLS SECTTON-Eight
room home with sleeping porch.
flower room, furnace Seat. hardwood
floors, cement basement and drive.
This is beauty. $500 on terms.
See Mr.. Martin.
JUST one block off Whitehall street,
and in easy walking distance of the
center of the city. a vacant lot. so by
50 feet, with all improvements down.
Good apartment house site or other
investment. Only 1913 per foot. See
Mr. White
ON KIRKWOOD AVENUE-An in
vestment that pays S44 per month
Price. $4,000. This is good property
that will steadily enhance in value.
See Mr.. Radford.
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW in Decatur
All conveniences except gas. built
for a home: large lot. 80 by zoo Re
duced to s4,S50. See Mr.. Bradshaw.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

$40 ACRES smooth land, adjoining rail
road town, Pecos Valley; must sell at
once: a bargain. Box 472, Sweet Water,
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BARGAINS IN LOTS.
EO RSAI EBY OWNER

Scale PLACE, near Boulevard as by
40.
EGLEsToN STREET, near Gordon; 52l4
COOPER STREET. near Richardson,
100 by 30
All in good ueighborhoods. on paved
streets. Special prices and easy terms
to builders
f c. r. HAsKINs, 5o7 Gould Building
$3.50 PER FOOT, Whitehall street corner
with railroad frontage Big bargain.
might trade Paris & Tyson, Century
Building Main 229
SUBURBAN homes on Stone Mountain
car line Only few bargains there,
and we have them. See us Paris &
! Tyson, Century Building, Main 229,
For SALE A beautiful building lot on
Highland avenue, near Virginia ave-
nue, 52is by 600 feet. level elevated
owner. Ivy 1888 between a m. and
p m.
Z FOR SALE,-A six room cottage; in
/. the right section lot so by 200 A first
class structure. So 500 $1,000 cash
Terms r, Box 100. care Georgian
/, NEW NORTH SIDE seven room bunga-
low, never occupied Has hardwood
hoors, birch veneer doors, glass knobs,
granite mantels bookcases. plate glass.
walls tinted with KEYSTONE a washable
tint. beautiful electric showers and
reading lamp: bathroom has tile floor.
arranged for shower bath, medicine cab
MI Tile roof guaranteed ten years ce-
ment porcheS and steps, granite fronts
and furnace heat; has pittsburg instan-
tsneous gas water heater. heats gal
Ions water per minute; street cherted
and every convenience Must be seen
20 he appreciated Price $500; easy
terms CAN owner. $50 TO 1880 y m,
Ivy 5a44
GOOD two-sto home on Washington
street. good condition, gas, electricity,
hath; latest improvements, lot 30 by 100.
ITO alley Reason for selling, owner
wants to make change in business.
\ q Box 9OS care Georgian.
IN WEST END. close ia corner Gordon
and Iawton streets, ! have new six
room bungalow Modern throughout all
city conveniences and street improve
meuts down and paid for Price SO 600
5000 cash balance SIS per month Is now
rented FOR S25 per month Would take
an automobile as part pay. ! Ii, Nc
Nesser. sos Peters Building
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FOR Suburban home; seventeen
acres; near East Lake. Owner, 164
Pone DeLeon Avenue. Ivy 7S4S-J
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MISC ELAN E0US.
MISCELLANY OUS,

GALLON CAN TO-DAY
NATIVE GEORGIA SYRUP, pure juice of the
sugar cane, is the richest delicacy the South
TITS so GOOD-Its sweetness is so powerful
that many dealers mix small quantities of it
with cheap, inferior syrups and sell them for
Cane Syrup Beware of such substitution.
WE WILL demonstrate in the city of Atlanta
during the month of February in some cen
trail place, which will be named later the differ
cnt sylups the market with hot cakes and
butter by demonstration who knows syrup
making from start to finish. We will have the
people try syrups with their fine labels and ours
with simple little card with name and address,
and see which is the best We will let the peo-
pie see the great wrong being done them by the
rcfneries in short weight and impure syrup call
ed Georgia cane syrup.
WE HAVE it pure from the fields and from
syrup makers like the good old honest DAYS
FULL GALLON, 70 POUNDS AND NOT
10 POUNDS, LIKE THE REFINERIES, with
cheap syrup substitute for the original and
chemicals for flavor
AT THIS SEASON of the year. down in South
Georgia where the warm sun mellows the soil
and fattens the succuent fiber of the >sugary
stalks, the farmer boys and girls have been on the
go constantly attending Cane Grindings." At
these social gatherings they drink the pure Juice
of the cane as it trckles into the huge retainers
If YOU could but taste it then YOU would know the
true delights that nature stores in genuine Geor-
gia Cane Syrup.
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HAVE YOU SOLD THAT HOUSE? A
little For Sale" ad in the Want ADJ
section will find purchaser.
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
TIMBER SGf1E~S0. 900 900 red mr.: rail :
road; 80 miles Portland Best buy in
Oregon; terms. Evans 431 Chamber
Commerce. Portland. Greg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Two choice Oakland Gene .
terry lots, 20 by 20 feet For informa
ton, apply to e. Kingsbery, 969 High
land avenue.
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Scale PLACE, near Boulevard, as by
40.
by $50
COOPER STREET. near Richardson,
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CAN YOU beat this? New six-room
bungalow, with all conveniences good
lot. on one Of best streets in West End
close to Gordon street Quick sale,
50, $50; win take il on dead easy terms.
Num-. Main 1854.
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK.

WANT D-One horse spring delivery
cheap for cash {. w. Box 1871, care
Georgian
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SUBURBAN HOME-S-room dwelling,
furnace, gas, bath. lot 1O0xi74 block
OF school and car, chicken house and
stable, right at city limits Cost over
$4,000 can sell at $4,000. or might eX-
change. G. T. n. Fraser. 400 Equita bic
Bldg
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Warranty Deed s.

S17.472-John C. DeFoor to Newton
s. Thomas, 7154 acres on Campbell
ton road in land lots 252, 25S and 229:
also 7S.S on said road in land lots
229 and 23o; also 6S.O6 acres In land
lots 229 and 230 on said road. -Four
teenth District. January 81
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All I'm good ueighborhoods. on paved
streets Special prices and easy terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-26

N HATCH COOK. $50 Fourth National
Bank Building, Main 46l3 ANY kind
Of real estate see me"
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H5rboo or G0auz912922oc uba fx9on7 aNe71l~
-Aroe1ohne EZr>ZzS 6Z BeENeen TMek5r9ud
a5lxI Zz12ey 67AodI~ 500 rect lo
Aeroplane views Of cities have

Aeroplane views of cities have
come to be common thing at pres
ent and are In. reality actual BIRDS
eye views. Photography from dIrig-
ible balloon is far easier. for there the
photographer may walk about In the
cabin and poke the camera out OF the
cabin window at any time and carry
as many plates as are needed. On one
trip recently Of one hour and half
duration the writer made twenty pho
tographs. The balloon few most of
the time at an altitude of six hundred
feet and excellent, clear views were
the result. The camera may be turned
in all directions from a balloon with
ease-straight down or horizontal.
Where vertical view is to be taken
looking straight at the earth the dla-
phragm of the lens must be wider
open than when photographing
straight for the reason that the earth
being Opaque there is no reflected sur
face to illuminate the picture. In
balloon photography the shutter may
be worked at slower speed as these
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Transportation Required" and on
the end is printed: able to Walk.
Four blank lines in the centre are left
for the diagnosis of the case and the
name Of the surgeon who attends the
wounded man. This tag is fastened
to some part of the patients clothing.
In this way those who attend to his
removal may know at a glance just
what Is required. For instance, a
man slightly wounded in the arm is
tagged Able to Walk" another with
a broken leg would bear the inscrip-
ton Transportation Required" while
man seriously wounded, perhaps in
the abdomen, would be marked mot
able to endure transportation and
would be cared for close to the lines.
When a man is shot the Hospital
Corps OF his regiment render first aid
by the use Of their hospital pouches
and then carry him to the frst aid
station which - located a few hundred
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of operations can be performed here.
After the wounded man has reached
the field hospital he is sent back by
the line OF communication over which
the supplies reach the army at the
front. The transportation column Is
commanded by a Major of the Medical
Department with five assistants. No
special vehicles are authorized for use
by this column, but the commanding
officer Is supposed to get such trans
portatlon as he may need by impress
ing automobiles, farm wagons or am
munition wagons into service. These
wagons go to the front filled and when
they are returning to the base OF sup
plies they can be made to act as ambu-
lances by being padded in the bottom
with straw. The wounded are sent In
this way to the Evacuation Hospital.
which consists OF four field hospitals
combined with an accommodation for
four hundred and thirty-two patients.
Evacuation Hospital A Reality.
Heretofore the Evacuation Hospital
in the United States Army existed only
on paper, but now one has become
a reality and has been organized at
Texas City. These evacuation hos
pitfalls are to be located at points ac-
cessible to railroad tracks from which
points the patients may be evacuated
by train to the base hospitals. The
hospital trains as authorised by the
Medical Department. will have a ca
pacity Of two hundred patients, eight
cars being used for that purpose.
Major Paul c. Hutton, through
whose courtesy the accompanying
photos were taken. Is regarded as one
OF the most eminent surgeons in the
army, has seen service in almost every
part OF the globe. He went through
the Boxer troubles in China, and his
patients there came from almost every
part OF the world. For some time ne
was stationed at Fort Bayard, New.
where The army has . hospital
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almost an impossibility while sitting
in an aeroplane. Such thing is, how
ever, possible when flying in one of
the flying boats for If necessary the
passenger may stand up in these liers.
AS all objects are over one hundred
feet from the machine what IS known
as fixed focus camera can be used,
or, better still, the camera can be set
for distance. This. of course, need
not be changed during the flight ana
the operator has only the plates or
films to manage.
Plates Preferable.
Plates are always preferable be-
cause they are sure to lay fat while
the film sometimes bulges and throws
the picture slightly out of focus. This
is not always the case as the writer
has used films successfully both in
photographing from aeroplanes and
from balloons. but does not recon-
mend them for this work as their
greatest merit is lightness in weight.
Going at the rate of sixty miles an
hour 1t is necessary to use a rapid
shutter and under most conditions
what is known as wide open lens.
The rapid speed OF the shutter, too,
overcomes the vibration of the motor
Of the aeroplane. OF course. tele-
photo lens is preferable and this type
is being used by the Navy operators
who are at present doing service. at
Vera Cruz.
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The Method ofMaking Photographs from
Aeroplanes and Balloons How These
Pictures MAY Change HISTORY.
or IooIaeJ

H59HE science Of photography has
6 kept pace with the progress of
the age, and new types of lens,
49, shutters and plates with rapid
emulsion have made 1t possible to
photograph anything at any time and
anywhere. Photography really plays
very important part In illustrating
interesting current events, for 1t Is
used in SO many ways instructive as
well as entertaining. In the early days
It was merely the taking of poor
quality of portraits. Then when the
b Civil War came on and battlefield
photographs were made the pictures
were regarded as wonders, and won
ders they were when one thinks of
the labor required to make them, for
the photographer had to sensitise both
his plates and paper. Then. too, he
required sunlight for printing and
few rainy days played havoc with his
plans.
When aeroplanes came into fashion
there was much discussion as to
whether or not successful pictures
might be made during flights and
photographers were eager to try this
Z out. Picture making from free bal
looms had been in a way successful,
but aeroplaning was different. The
popular camera used by newspaper
photographers is OF the rejecting type
and is totally unfit for aerial photog-
raphy owing to the fact that one must
look In the hood at the top. This is
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Cruz were larger than few days
previous. If this work continues It
will no longer be necessary for men
to risk their lives as spies by going
into the enemy's camp as all the OPP
erations of the enemy can be dis
covered by the air scouts.
Can Change History.
Had an aeroplane been in use during
the Spanish-American War Cervera's
fleet might have been located long be-
fore it was. and while the results
would have undoubtedly been the same
the destruction of the Spanish feet
might have taken place some days
earlier and one disagreeable feature
at least might have been eliminated
the Sampson Schley controversy.
Again, in the japanese Russian War
when the Japs tricked the Russians by
hanging branches OF trees in such a
position as to hide the operations OF
the Japanese troops from the view of
the powerful Russian field glasses. q
single aeroplane flying high above