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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

6es @eiebes nit Ser 8egriinoung,
bnB es perfafiungsmdBig %getpdbrlei=
itete &e9te Der 8iirger 5unide mo-
DE, big al1fs dii1Berite befampfen mer-
Ben.
Dies lit 6enn a119 Dor einiger 3ett
ieitens bes Nebrasfa=Diltrifts Der
Miiio1ri=5 Dnpbe un6 Der poIniiGen
tatboliiben st. Srancisgemein6e bon
5iioOmaba geideben, Die nun einen
ginbaltsbefebl gegen BEN gol1ntDan-
poIt BON Douglas County Tin mel
aem Smaba liegt), ben @ouberneur
uno ben @eneralantpalt bes 5taates
eriu9ten, Inn 6ieie 8enrnten an Der
Dur9fiibrung 6es SimongeieBes au
b%erbinbern. Dielen beioen &lagern
baben iib 1eitber n119 nod Sic BOZ
miiden fatbolti6en @emeinoen 6es
Stantes iopie ie Elm 8iirger point
i9er un6 b0bmiider Mbitmm11ng an
gel9lo1ien nn6 nod tpeitere baben If
rem Nni6luB in ausit6t geifent, 10.
6aB man 1pirfli9 BON elmer geeinten
8epegung Ser 8iirger nibt=englii@er
@erfnnft in Mebrusfa gegen 6as
@pra6engeieB be5m. gegen Die Stel-
lungnabme. Ser 2egtSlatnr ipre6enI
6arf.
Mm 6amstag borlebter ISOLDE fam
bas @eiu@ Inn BEN @inbaltsbefebl
Dor Oiitriftsri9ter @afelp in 0maba
our 8erban6lung, nn6 Die 8etenten
er5ielten ibren erften Sieg, in6em Ger
@idter ibnen BIG CUR @ntl9eioung
Ser Mn~gelegenbeit 6urd oas Staats-
obergeri9t, an 1pel6es ite ft9 lofort
tpan6ten, aus te6nifben @riin0en
5tpor ni9t einen f0rmltGen @inbaltS-
befebl betpiuigte, ober eine 0r6re er,
lief, Die in ibrer @irfung einem 5eit-
peiligen @inbaltsbefebl gegen Ste ge=
rannten bret 8eamten 9leibfommt.
@as &ei1ltat Ser gnti9eioung lit,
baB ie6e Bribat=, @emienoe- ODER
Bfurri9ule I'M Stoat geraoe 10 mte
Dor Ser Mnnabme 6es @imongeiebes
GeIigionsnnterri9t in ser betreffen@
Sen W%1tteriprabe nno unterri9t nj
fremoen 5pra9en erteilen 6arf, Big
6as 5tootsobergeri9t an6ers entidie-|
Sen bat. lno ioute felbft 6ieies 6as
5imongeieb aufre9terbalten, 10 tons
men sic &ldger a1b 6ann- nod bic
Dnrdfiibrnng bes @eiebes t%pentgftens
%folange unm0gli6 MAIDEN, big 6as1
Bnn6esobergeri6t iiber 6ie 8erfai-
fungsmdBtgfeit enti6ie6en bat, neil
na6 oen Mngnben Ser &ldger in If
REM @efnde Inn Ben @inbaltsbefebl|
sag @e1eb al1d) gegen bic 8unoesber=
faiiung perit0Bt.
Die Observation-Disclosures
ben in Nebrasfa, Die 6urG 6as 5i-|
mongeieb in ibrer Edtigfeit 10 i@1per
bebinoert mur6en, baben alio Sic ge=
piinl9te Mbbilfe erba!ten nno TOM
men menigftens b%orlanfig ibrer ge=
mobnten iegenbringen6en Mrbeit nod
geben. &offentli9 1peroen and ote
b0bere11 @eri6te bafir iorgen, bob
ser bon Ser lebten 5taatslegiSlotnr
unter Dem ginfluiie bon &piterie uno
fleinlider @odiudt nnternommene
@eritoB gegen Die benz 8urger ourb
oie Berfniinng getpdbrleiitete Sreibelt
I'M ongenieinen 11nb gegen Die Srei=
beit Ser &eligionsausibnng i'm be-
ion6eren Elm fIGgli6es @noe nimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
preis ser Mtutter.

Gimat nit mir Der @t11be &reiS,
$50 sic Ml1tter iurgiam ,ualtet.
$50 tie tn Der &inber &rets
Isle Elm @ngel id)afft nnb id)altet,
$50 beim erften Sagesgra1t11
Sic gum Sinnmel bebt Sic @Gnbe
11n6 Dir, liebltd)ite Der Sran'n,
8rimgt ibr @er5 als @orgenlpenbe,
$50 sic M11tter Iorgt 1tn6 tuadt
NpA TIT ipGter Mb%enbitnnbe,
Mu lie in ser Sternennadt
Bitten idift nus ffrumme1t M1tnbe,
$50 lie npr benz Sa1tsaltar
Mieberfniet 1tnb iirut nnb bidtet
unb ibr M1tge bemantfIar
Sid anfs bebre &renabib ridtet.
Ob audi 2eiben I6uer unb ra1b
Sief ibr M1ttterber5 b1trdbpbren,
Cine Selbin lit bic Tra1,
Mie fat tie Sen Mf11t p%erloren..
Nidt Der @elt fat fte geia9t,
@as ibr armes @er5 gelitten,
@ott alein fat i e9eflagt,
nn6 @rbDbatng ,parb ben Bitten!
~ 0.. r y"
Mrm mag a,1d) sic Stmbe ieim
9feid) an @na6e mutt lie merbem,
ssh sic Mf1tter ittQ 1nb rein
@altet e1gelsgleid a11f @rben.
8ringet &reis Der Mattter benn,
Singt bas ate 2teb aufs Meue:
Gtptg m1ge fDrtbeitebn
W1ttterlier 1nb @1tttertre1te! ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Dernmnft fckrt 3uraf.

Grfreull1e Mn3e1Den 11r0 D0rDar=
6en> oaB on9 in unierem 2anoe Die
@ernnnft almGbli6 5nriidfebrt, bdB
man %ein5uieben beginnt, baB ale Die
6dmGbnngen, Mngriffe, 8er0a6ti=
gu11gen nno @~erungltmpfungen, Die
iih, tpdbren6 bes &rtegeS gegen Mme<
rifarer oel1tider I%bitammltng ridte=
ten, Der &f gegen Die oeutibe
@prade uno Sic oeuti6e Brelie Der
Mmsbru6 eines gbarDinismns tparer1,
Ser at feiner 3eit 8ere6tigung beiab
nn6 fiberli9 iebt crit rebt. ni6t be-
redti9t lit. 3u 6ieien Mn5ei9en lit
ser fiir5li6e 8efd1uB zines &omi=
tees Der 2%egislatur bon Wtsconitn 5u
rednen, ane nod i@apebenoen @eieb-
p%orlagen, sic lid onf eine o6er ote an>
oere @eiie gegen 6ie fremoe1 @pro>
der1 riidften, nn0 aue 6erartigen MoB>
regeln, sic nod eingefubrt meroen
m0gen, zines ianften So6es 1terben
3u laiien.
Gin tpeiteres erfreul;6es Mn5et6en
entbaIt cine Melol,11g bon Bbilooels
pbia. Mon erinnert fi6, baB oie &e>
6afteure 6es bort eri6einen6en vSa=
qeblatts" I'M pergangenen DECEMBER
pegen @erlebnng 6es @ptonagege1e=
bes CUR &uditrofe nerurteilt moroen
Duren. 0as 8(att eri6eint aber troB=
6em neiter, un6 etne Nummer 6eS=
1elben entbielt fir5li6 an reoaftio=
nener Steue, cine i9arfe &ritilter1ng
6es BrG iioenten @il1on uno Der Mz
liierten pegen Der &arte Der oeut,
1hen 6rieoensbe6tngnngen. Mle es
id)eint, batte 6ies BET ieman6 MnloB
erect, un6 sic betreffen6e Yerl on
batte fidy 6esbalb nit elmer @ei9tper=
6e an ben 8nn6eSoiitriftsantpalt gez
menoet, Ser 1einer5eit 6en 8ro5eB ge-
qen 6ie &e6aftenre Der 6eut16en 3e1=
tuna qefiibrt batte. >9ieier @eomte
ober iieb 6en 8eidmer6efibrer, tpie
sic Depe}de mel6ete, biibi6 abfob-
rem, inoem er erflarte:
Das rSageblatt" at frlt1teren
o6er al berurteilen, neil eS feline Mn<
1ihten iiber ben Srie6ensbertrog gum
Mus6rud brabte, mare la6erlib n11o
unlinnig. Deuti9lan6 liegt iebt am
8o6en; mir baben einen @afenlfa>
ftano NIT ibm unterfertigt nno tper<
Ben s5rie6en baben. @as mir baben
pouen, lit cine freie uno offene Be=
1prehunq Der 8eoing1ngen, gan5
qlei6giltig in mel6er @pra@e es &C.
idiebf. MuBeroem iino bie in benz be-
treffenoen Mrtifel ausgeiprodenen
Mnli6ten nibt l6drfer, bieaei9t To-
qar mil6er ols monde III englll9 &C.
idriebenen Mrtiteln nn6 Die Wfnga=
Eaine un6 '3eiti9riften iie bra9ten.
Ser Observation-Disclosures meinte, bob Die
Me6afteure Ser an6eren 8ldtter ntbt
megen @erlebung bes Spionagegele..
bes bernrteilt por6en 1eten, 1pora11f
Ser 8un6esantpnlt .%anttportete: uDaS
lit auer6ings tpabr, ma6t ober fei<
mem unter16ie6. Gin Wan11 bat in ben
Ser. 5taaten oos &e6t, ieinen Mn=
iihten Mus6rnf 5u berleiben, 1elblt
tpenn er our @aftltraf e :ber1rte1lt 1T.
10 longe er oas @eieb ntdt berlebt.
9amit bot @err &ane nt9t Gaein
bas Meht ser YreBfreibeh beitattgt,
ion6ern ou6 6as &edt zines 1eoen
Mannes, 1einen Mnit6ten in irgeno
elmer @pra6e, Der er ft9 beoienen
mag, Musbruf 5u berleiben, poral1s-
geiebt, DOB er es ni@t IN geiebptori=
ger @eiie tut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Qor6 Gecil iagt, BAT bic Ser. Staa'

XDr6 Secl fagf, bah Die Ser. stun
ten ait elmer bergIeidsmeife fpGten
4eit (at a comparatively late perioo)
in Sen &rieg eingetreten ieien. Ser.
artige M~enBernngen, 6ie bara1f bin
o,tsaeben, 6en MnteiI unieres 2anbes
an SEM M1tsgonge BEG @rieges 3n
berfleiner11, fommen nidt ielten aus
Sen &reiien Ser einitigen &fes-
%aenoiIen in England un6 CANADA.
@orf man o1h bier iagen: nnoanf
lit ser @elt 2obn2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
TIM @etrei6e Ut iparer, 1t1tkte1

f~einer5eit Sic Mbisfepbrennereie1,
f9lieBen, unb MN baben mir mebr
@etrei6e, oIg tpir %bertpen6en f6ru1e1t.
.Menn mir 1ti9t elm 10 unlogif9es
BoH tpGiiret, ntiiBten lett 6ieWbisfep-
brernereie11 tpieoer ge6fffnef tDeroen,
i'm beg Observation-Disclosures &err az
mer6ett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Sic a~pInmbmsritter

Die &oI,tntbnsritter bua Sun
Sronctsco boben 6urb ibre Mntpdlte
,eine &Iage eingebradt a11f berbrederi-
ide gerleur1oung gegeu GarIo Doll
pbino, Sdriftleiter beg lofalen ito
Iienilden Sngeblattes, pege1 gerof.-
fentli6nng 6es e%rf11n6ener1 ur6 eb-
renriibrigert rgi6es1, BEN bic Sitter
nod faIiIdbliider acknowledging Bel
a1frpabr1e ii Ben Droe1 ableger fol-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
0as S4wcieen Der
Snrht.

SsSn elmer un1erer befannte1ten $500
9enfHriften mnrbe Dor GINGER t3eit
gegen sic timber litGten 6es 9an6es
Der 8ormnrf erboben, 6ab tie 6nr6
lire unansgegli6enen, nntDii1en1baftz
li9en nn6 moralii9 min6ertpertigen
Mn%slo1inngen pdbren6 Der leBten bier
Sabre je6en Mnipru6 auf 5lbrer=
f9nft in Ser gegentpartigen &riie Der<
tpirft bGitten. 9araufbin lit Ser $50
ben56rift t, offenbar aus uniDeriitdts=
f~reiien, cine 3ui@rift 5ugegangen, Die
at Sem 8ortpurf lie SteIung 1timmt;
nidt ettpa beriu6t, i'm 5u entfraiff=
ten, ionbern ib11 oabin legt, mobin ct
geb0rt: Dor Sic Eure iener, Sic fir
bieie Muslaiiungen berantportlib
itnb.
@as Der 5&erfalier bes ange5oge=.
men Mrtifels permif{e, beiBt es in Der.
|l8ui9rift, lei binter BEN Wanern Der
l1niberitGt gemaltfam 11nter0riidt
tpor6en. @s lei ntdt mebr geitattet gez
tpeien, iiber Die 3eitereigniiie cine ei-j
gene Meinung gu baben. Die vMuto=
rit6ten" bGtter 6as nidt geitattet.S Sic.
batter1 BEN Brofeiioren nidt einmal
geitottet, iiber Sen &rieg na95uben.
fen, neil 6as in ibren Nugen 16on eli
ne H5iin6e gege1t 6ie 2opalitdt gerDeie EN-
fei, tpte Tie Ben 8egriff 2opa1itdtt bddt-
ten per1tan6en bnben tpol1en. Sour Die
MutoritGten bdtter cine 5timme fir
Die l1niberiitdten gebabt. go lei Dos
Sbmeigen Der onoeren 5n elmer Gra<
g06ie ser amerifanii9en u%niberiitd=
ten gepor6er, tpGbrenb iene, sic ge-
reject, eine &omo6ie, bdnfig genug ei=
ne Sarce aufgefiibrt batten.
Scr b0bere Spp11s etnes amerifa=
nii6en Timber itGtsprofe1iors, einer@
lei, mie eiferiiibtig er ouf 6as &edt
lit, fir it9 ielbft 5n 6enfen nn6 3u
ipreden, lit als Sppus Elm 6eigling,
tpenn sic 10 1pouen," 16reibt Der
8erfoI1er ser 3u19rtft tp0rtli6: Or
lebt nnn1sgeiebt I'M 5datten elmer
groBen Sur6t. @s lit ni6t 6ie 6ur@t
Dor 2enbemportb;; es 1T an9 ni6t Die
6urdt Dor benz 8erluit ieiner geiea-
11afttiden Stenung; es 1T Sic 51rdt
Dor bent @erluit ieines ginfommet1s.
ST bat gep0bnlid Sanilie nit ipat
%geborenen @inoern. 8ieaeidt bat er
oud) nod alte @ltern, fir 6ie er ior-
gen muB. Son ieinem fleinen @ebalt
bat er ielten ettpas eripurt, unb Die
@offn11ng ieiner Cutters 1T cine Pen-
ion aus Ser @urnegiesStiftung."
Dteie materiene l1n5uldngltdfeit
ibrer @ten1tng lit es nod Mnii6t 6es
@erfalfers Ser 3uidriff, Die iber I'M.
1ere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in ben
Iebten Sabren Die Erag06ie oes
59tpeigens gebrodt bat. Dte 6lrdt
Dor benz Gerlnit ibres @infom1nens
bat fie feige nnb it11rnm genna6t. nDie
Snrdt bot lie 6abon abgebalten, lire
@ebanten in elmer 3eit gum Mns.
brnd at bringer, mo bie Natton ibrer
mebr als iemnls be6nrft bdtte,
1dreibt er. $50 lift es gefomme1L 6aB
Die ttefite @eisbeit un6 6ie bornebm-
ite @oterlanbsIiebe nrb nabrbaft gro.
Be bnntnrte 8%eitnn11ng in BEN lebten
Sabren r11r msgebeim gefluitert NOR
BEN lit, mo 5tpei o6er 6rei 5uiammerrs
fome1t, o6er peritoblen at @apier ge-
bro6t tpa1r6e, I'M 6ann in ftilen
Modtftnnoen iorgfaltia geborgen 81.
mer1pn.M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

Sic Meiitter beirntSfdbiger E06=
ter, beren Soffnungen I'M 8ebirg 81
@aIier gemorben, baben iho1 erfolg-
reid nlf 5nn6 geba11t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
MISHAWkKA PLAYS LOCAL
TEAM AT SPRINGBROOK

This afternoon at Springbrook
park the Arrows Of South Bend will
play the Matz and Forstbauer regu-
lars Of Mishawaka in an inter-city
football contest. Interest is at fever
heat among the fans of the twin
cities over the struggle that is ex-
pected to be one Of the best ever
staged here among the semi-pros.
Both have been practicing dill
gently for the coming contest and
both expect 10 win by a comfortable
margin. Saturday night Manager
Frankel Of the NJ. and r. team stated
that the game would be played re-
Cardless of the weather, this due to
the fact that the Arrows cancelled
their turkey day game at the ele-
venth hour without notifying the
fans. and have so far offered no ex-
PLANTATION.
The game is scheduled to start at
2:3O- The lineup:
VI & i. Regulars Arrows
Bowens. DeRoose. ... Buck. Gruber
Center
Claeys. DeCok. .... Asklar. Gergacz
Van Ooteghen. ...-..... Smiegielski
Guards
O. Nelund, Garrison. ... Gore. Paul
Quantaince ............. klOsinSki
Tackles
Nevens. Bonnie. $3.50. Barron. Faster
Mays. Ghyselnik ......... Walling
+ Ends
~. Martens ............ Culip, Nickel
Quarterback
+. Martens, d. Nelund. Gemberling
Fitzsimmons .....--. Lodge. Yager
r. Neiund ................ McGuin
Halfbacks
leighton Bickel. Klysz. NargO
Fullbacks
Referee-ShannOn. umpire-Bunt-
man, headlineSman-SmogOr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
EXPERT SELECTS
HOOSIER ELEVEN
Heze Clark Says Gold and
Blue Is the Best Team
in Country.
BY United Press

BY United Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. "a
Characterizing Coach Rockne's Notre
Dame team as the undisputed
champions Of the college football
teams of the state ard probably one
Of the best teams n the country.
east or west" Heze Clark. football
official and former star at Indiana
university Saturday awarded the
Irishmen FIVE places on an all-state
team. Clark's selections for the
mythical eleven and for a second
team follow:
First Team. Second Team.
Kirk, y. d. Pope, Indiana
Left End.
Coughlin, ". D.. Miller, Purdue
Left Tackle.
Neale, Wabash. II. Anderson, n. d.
Left Guard.
ogden, DePauw. Madigan, n. d.
Center.
Rislsy, Indiana. Harris, Rose Poly
Right Guard.
Birk, Purdue. .Lowery, Franklin
Right Tackle.
f. Anderson, n. D.. Etter. Wabash
Right End.
Bergman, y. D. Kingsoliver, Fr'klin
Quarterback
Gipp, n. oh. Galloway, DePauw
Left Halfback
Williams, Indiana. Church, Purdue
Right Halfback.
Huffine, Purdue. .SlackfOrd, y. ID.
Fullback.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
I'M THE, BIG
OUTDOORS
" GUSTAV Ut. MEYER

GRAFTON. These are all matters
which are beyond the control OF the
state offices directly but the state
department by proper effort in or
ganizing these who are interested in
fish and game conservation can
through such organizations accom-
plish its purpose in that way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
FISHING

In the dshing world. where does
The 'TickIer" belong? Fish love 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

Those who have an interest in the
conserving OF wild life in Indiana
have much reason to rejoice at the
ways things are being carried on by
the new department Of conservation.
The fish and game division especial
ly is making a record which should
be appreciated by every one who
hunts and angles in the state. The
department is endeavoring to put
fish and game protection association
into every county in the state. This
is by far the most important work
ever undertaken. Anyway. you look
at this matter of conserving the
wild life Of the state depends almost
entirely upon the rural districts.
What Money Goes For.
Now there's the proposition, your
license money goes for propagating
fish and restocking the fields with
game and for supporting game war
dens whose duty it is to see that the
hunter and angler does not violate
the fish and game laws. Now the
laws are not violated in cities but
in the rural districts both by the
ruralist and the city visitor. 1t is
in the country where the law must
be enforced, it is there where a
spirit of fairness toward wild life
must be developed, it is there where
the methods must be known where
by wild life can be increased. That
is where the game sanctuaries must
be established and operated and it
is in the county courts where the
cases Of violation must be tried.
Better Education Needed.
Everything leads one to the view
point better education in this mat
ter and everything likewise leads
one TO the impression that this edu-
cation is more necessary in the
rural districts than anywhere else
These county fish and game pro-
tective associations can if they will
be the nucleus for all that is need
ed to bring about better fishing and
hunting.
The men who compose such or
CARNATIONS should teach the boys
the functions and the value of game
and insectivOrous birds. They
should set an example by their own
actions while hunting and fishing by
showing others that the supply of
food which nature provides in the
fields and waters is sometime TO be
guarded and protected for human
use. He must teach his fellow men
that he must hold himself to a
strict account for the use Of his
own game and fish. He should
teach in his vicinity that the sport
of hunting and fishing is not a
necessity but recreation and there
fore should be followed as a game
with rules that equalize the chances
and make success dependent upon
skill and good Judgment and per
severance.
Local Organization Attitude.
And il is the local county organ
ization that Will have the influence
10 more or less control the attitude
Of the county prosecutor toward the
cases of fish and game law viola
tions. The farmer must be appeal
/ ed 10 and persuaded with clean-cut
arguments that the man who fishes
and hunts is in many cases a gentle
man and q help to replenish his
fields and waters The hunter and
angler must convince the farmer by
his action in the field that he fol-
! lows the chase not for financial
profit but as a recreation and a
! pleasure. The farmer seeks his
amusement in the cities and the city
man seeks his in the open and each
should show the other some copsid-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
Notre Dame Players Chosen By Clark For State Team
Trap Guna
and Rod u
byT6v AEas.1SaN 6sd

be tickled and are very susceptible
to the dulcet strains of music Many
are the devices and varied methods
evolved by man to capture the finny
tribe. In the biblical period, nets and
hand lines were played for favorites
while fly casting was an unknown
method. At the present writing. two
separate and distinct species of the
genus homo. have developed and
are in active competition, in the
fishing arena. The fisherman, with
his nets, gigs, heavy tackle, painted
lures, live bait, angle worms, cane
poles and heavy lines is pushed into
the discard by the Angler, with
light tackle, assorted flies and dry
ny methods. We now have the Fish
Ticker" What fishing sphere does
he belong in or will he become a
class OF his own? Tickling for
trout" was practiced by poachers in
Pebbly Ponds. Austin. near Shelf
field. England, on the estate of the
duke of Leeds. Was then carried to
the extent that it became necessary
to legislate against the practice En-
tering the stream below the fishing
grounds, the poacher would work
his way slowly up the stream, with
both arms immerged 10 the elbows,
the palms of his hands extended
forward. Arriving at a point where
the bank extended out over the
stream. there the iridescent beau
ties lay hidden in their layers. await
ing the arrival Of culinary tid-bit.
Charming the Fish.
The clear cold water washed the
water cress and fish could be seen as
they slowly moved about with that
gentle undulating movement When
near the fish a very low, tremulous,
whistle, trilling into a chant was
started, which seemed ito have a
sedative influence charming the
fish. When first touched. the tend
ency was TO slowly move away, the
hand would follow and the fingers
gently stroking the belly. this
most delightful sensation to the fin
ned victim, who then accepted the
attention, as a cat would a stroke on
the back, or a dog a gentle rub be-
hind his ears; slowly the hand
moved forward along the fish, inter-
spersed with an occasional touch,
until the gills were reached at which
time the confidence established be-
tween the little scaled tiger and the
POacher was betrayed, a contracting
of the thumb and fingers in the gills,
resulted in the capture. Where does
the Ticker" belong, with angler or
fisherman?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
George c. Bagr
Memphis, Tenn.
Answer.

You are correctly informed the
major portion of the trapshots shoot
with both eyes open, this inclusive
of the gentlemen named. You have
a wrong conception of trapshooting
in fact wing shooting of any char
acter. The first necessity is to secure
a gun that fits the man, this once
accomplished there is little need for
alignment, unless you have acquired
some Objectionable habit in gun
handling. When shooting at a NOV
ing object you handle a gun as you
would shoot n bow and arrow or
throw a rock, with both eyes open
and following the flying object with
the eyes, your gun will intuitively
swing into position, then will come
the question of accurate computa-
ton on distance. velocity, etc. 1t is
well TO look or sight down the gun,
to see that you have the barrel or
barrels on the level, but keep both
eyes open and you will meet with
better success.
Question.
Do YOU advise the use Of 10 or II
gauge guns for duck shooting?
What load would you use? Are there
many places thrown open to the
public for shooting purposes?
st. Louis Mo. Frank Glotzer.
Answer.
Twelve gauge guns are the prime
favorites. The load depends upon
the style of shooting you expect TO
have. pass or decoy. An aIl-around
load is IA drains of bulk powder.
1 is ounces. No. shot. You viii
find some localities not posted, but
they are getting very scarce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
MOORE SHOOTING
FINE BILLIARDS
YOungSter Runs Out String of
So Points in 56 Innings
Best Game.

Two splendid angle contests were
staged at the Hull and Calnon room
Saturday night, featured by the Won
derful shooting OF the youthful
phenom, Moore He ran out his
string of 35 points in 56 innings
which will give all other contenders
plenty to worry about in their chase
for the prize cue which is being do
mated by the Brunswick Balke-Col-
lender Co, of Chicago for the best
game.
Not once during the contest did
Moore falter, but kept nicking off
points with monotonous regularity.
jumping away from his opponent at
the start and leaving him with II
points when he counted his final
point.
Lost by One Point.
Another contest was lost by a
single point Saturday night, which is
the best indication in the world that
the players are evenly matched.
Johnny Baumbach nosed out Hull
35 to "a in a see-saw contest replete
with thrills. Applause frequently
greeted the efforts of the players,
both of whom executed several spec
tacular shots.
The shooting of Moore on Satur-
day night compares favorably with
any OF the shooting that took place
recently at Cleveland where the best
in the world matched their skill
against each other. Monday night
contest. This game will be watched
with interest as both are tied for
first place in the standing.
Gipp has replaced Woolverton in
the contest. and George Hull sub
stituted Saturday for Taylor who is
out of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
SUES FOR RECOVERY.

Himan SHERMAN filed suit for the
recovery of three Studebaker wa
CONS and three heating stoves
against Steve Howarth in Justice
Wypiszynskrs- court Saturday Sill
herman places the value of the ar
ticles in question at $50 and dam
ages of $50 are asked, together with
possession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
MARSHALIiS ANSWERS TO NM
RODS.
Question.

In conversation with an old trap
shot, he advised me that successful
wing shots kept both eyes open when
they were shooting. is this true with
such men as Heikes. Crosby, Gilbert
and yourself? If so why is it done,
IN my Judgment they would have
better success if one eye was closed
and they would look down the bar
rel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
CHRISINfAS MREATHS.

Beehlers. Main 1879 Leave your
order early. We deliver. Ss5S-S0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
Footb~ll Scores

At New York: Army o: Navy s.
A. Boston: Boston college 10;
Georgetown :.
AT Memphis: Camp Pike Gard di-
vision) 20; Camp Taylor (1st di-
vision) O.
At salt Lake City: University OF
Utah, 10: Utah Agricultural college,
Q.
At Denver: University Of Colorado,
q: Colorado school OF Mines, o.
CHRISTMAS WREATHS.
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