The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-15
ROD AND GUN NEWS


to- pity and the question arises IN .ns
mind: Shall I release the poor tn nrn,r
course. but now I have a FEELING that my
Hiding homswsrd on the train my my
Ss.. .n nspi asked " my. S over and oyer
.sain How did these h'h become 81"
Through missing connections I was com
4. 7. After I had retired 1 suddenly iy
D nniS r ls"m ny u. ' sS,nns 1 Of h.
eased hsh. suddenly I discovered what :,
believe Is the true cause Of this maiaos
In fnt the 'I Beverly 0i l.s.. ar. /. nume., .,
rock islands on which are a total OF etn'
cottages whose sewage goes into the e. ,rssa
to the mainland and buried. The Two
Beyeriies are connected by . creek. nlons
. "a: their rear yards ending at the cree. EEK.
IN these yards and near to the creek creek
viiiar. hotel IL directly a, the edge q
the creek and the pipes of the bath s ana
toilet ipan' LEAD , Into .;,n as DO also 'n '
Pike Shipped to New York.
All the year round from this hotel there
| Is a now OF concentrating matter poufins
into the creek and carried by current Into
great thaw. the lakes rise and the creek
hoods the yards and the privy houses a ,na
the human excrement Is dissoiVeu ny '"e
Al thl, period sr.a. school, Of pix,
being arrested by the abutment at tn,
they are speared by boys. l..
The pike were the nrst to be affected by
sores. which in time they passed on to
| the bass. People eating these h:h may
suffer seriou. con:sa1encss from doins q. Ash
| should be the victims of Ignorance. indif-
ference and human Nth: can v, TnaaM,
never eat nsh from IN. isk.--they, know
they are not At to catch or NJ 60 eat.
And the worst Of It T. that the mark.'
ia.ly shipping the pike. tho,. di,.s.,d arc 10
| others not diseased. TO Fulton Market IN
nj. city; some day the people OF n rnna,S
| or canc.rous sores and simultaneously some
New York pecp,. Will be fellow v'c;im,;
New York. July ~. KEOkUk.
Anabes,m.rook and Be,,marook Ponds.
| In answer to J. H. Reif. I would say that
| when he arrives at Maranacook that NJ
inquire for Anabesimn cook and Betimacoot
ponds. for there Ia where the small mouth
caught TWENTY-FIVE small mouth has,
In two and half hours trolling with q
| three gang hook spoon with feather ~
teched. There l. no fishing In Maranacook
The other ponds are within couple OF
miles Frogs are used when htili fishing
New York. July 10. DIR ..
Woods Tor Angling Hods.
Question: What kind OF woods besidei
split Ia mboo are used for rods?-G. s.
Answer: Bethabnra Is more commonl,
known material of the solid wood famil.
and YOU can get An" rod Of this woo'
| for 80 that vii make handsome an
pearancc and give you n caster that vii
more than satisfy you.
The bethabara rod is a livei!er caster v
Is tough enough to stand hard handling
| although careless use may warp II.
4 close second In casting power. strength
and resiliencv comes gre-nh~art. and TIM
| wood is far lighter than bethsbarn. thu
| the rods Of gr~enheart are cons'd.rahl!
| thicker than those of bethabara and mo-
anv heavier.
Good Ereenheart rods can be bought fo
IS and up. OF the solid woods lancewoot
| IL by far the cheapest and some years agt
had quite n following: however. you VII
| see few in US" TO-DAY. 1t has a tendenc,
to warp under a strain and even At
mosphertc changes will have noticeable
effect on II. DIXIE CARRoi.i.
New York. July IL.