Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-02

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Maine vstsn viii b greatly incrsased.
an seconds WY nicp 70 taik about Keep
Ing ali ash sntii thsy kavs rsschsd the
yeariine stagp- ocps sethositiss question
the Suitability os 10. They ~ that, cot
considered, bssssr ressits ars obeainsd BY
distributing them when they have reached
the ssdvancsd fry ssage.
"fssb ksps until they are yess old be-
fore being rsisssrd have grown 10 be de-
pendent On oshsrs- They DO not know
how 10 hunt fos food o. TO protect them
srlves; they srV tame. Fssh OF this kind
expecs someone TO led them 81 regular
intervals. This IL not en- advantage.
Advanced try are nsh that have learned
TO eat. Liberated 81 that aee, their natural
instincts assert Themselves and they hunt
food - scon - released in the waters Of
the small streams. Al the ssm~ time these
instincts cause them to hide and avoid
danger. Your y~asiine. being as>d 10
care and attention. 10 Handicapped In that
be has lost the natural food nunting spirit.
and being in . s<ns tame. be does NOT
avoid danger 90 readily and falls an easy
pray TO larger nsh. II 10 b<causs Of
this thss some suthoritses ssy that the
bsst tina 10 rrleas< dsh 10 81 The ,sdvanced
| fry stAe~ instead OF tbs yeariing.
my idss, and What ! shsii sndavos
TO g<t the commbsston to do. 10 10 plant
mosv OF thss< advanced fry', bot instead
OF releasing them IL the iakes and ponds
proper. pat them into the hesdusters Of
thess streams which empty into the ponds.
4 This would eliminate TO . great extent the
danger Of fry being eaten BY bte ash. -
ths nsh u these hesd~sters vii be more
nearly like that Of the fry. consequently
less iisbis,so Try so.cst them. ny sc.tser-
ing the try veil in shes< small brooks, es-
cciient results can be obtained.
81 do mol wish 10 b. underssood that
our plan Of keeping nah In our feeding
ponds 10 noe . socc~ss. II 10. We will
doubtless, build morv ponds Bot ore
must every year hb>rst< In our little
stres:ss mllliops mcee trout than has
bssn our custom. IL we viii kssp tbs sup
ply good. and 10 csn b. dons with much
les sddisionai expsnss than thu casual
rssdsr nay sappc~s.
poR THE pAnnKna.
"Perhaps no question 10 more often
asked than What re psoposs TO 10 do for
tbs fArmers- II 10 cosy enough to say
what 10 to b. dons for them, but u must
b. remsmbsrsd, always, that tbs begts-
lsture hes ths;ay OF what can BE- done.
Personally, can ssy that, with the con-
ssnt Of the rest OF tbs commission. shall
have bill iptrodocsd q an early dase In
the Legislature OF fSli repsaiine tnas sec-
tion OF the law which makes tins maxi
mum amount which farmer can receive
from damage to his crops By deer e7o, and
make the amount equal TO tbs full dam
age-
ITO ne IL doss MOI sen fair % equi-
table that . farmer Who 10 dam seed 10
the extent of 600 os $50 BY deer can go
bat vs. from the state. II IL unfsif 10 him
Just - IL would b unfair to The STATE TO
give man who:had heen injured only 30
the full amount OF e75- II should be cqui-
table. The man should get full value for
damage"
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