Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

snetfa be gTaeticallT sre praof Is oag "a
& - t9lz here 5eE9een Esellth I'D
Foer1@sasl streels lAs aa3.1sg1.esG sis< "a
tAs stYR
aAs rzcs seal chaHzes WI rou Eske ia
methods asrsf ! asked
"Ugs ehs3szss ellL not De Fssfical p ex.
plalAsd 80 pr42sRt rxesstarF. bas con.
ssEFaf.ss. vs. Tad tie De0aTtnseus IL
-aQa s4ape
FoF sasianss, as % siiks" asked. IS =
starter
We sha. push GO the work already far
a-f*nesA TIE AiittlEe : grosiag No0s
aa& plore m.lc4lneEy : 1einx nvenfe-z and
a'A-e9- iaS process ~ reellHg from tie
eoeeois seems pretty ueariY p-rfecg. Ils
PROTEIN ~ course = hew O. gFodsne TIE
feeirs s-.2 - eneapig - 10 caa be bo4g glt
~ 4ahof in ltalF, for Instance. = three
ii4asa a. theap - it - here. .e nust seek
a. s'it.i.-sii'.H - ao.ag three times -
nseA ~ ous worA by uaehtuerY Have
you seen our ueN machine for Feeiio < from
eocoonsf lt seems alive. Thers are four
thlG h-ins gal oping si4e by side. each span
from SIX % eisat coeoous dancing iu the
water When OHs thrsad gets a tribe too
thl8. this wonderful machine instantly
puts ont hong faser. catches a new co.
eno1, drsgs ir into place aud bitches lC 20
tAe feeble tAread. IL may te tie hrst.
second. tEird or fourth thread. BAT THIS Ia
te.Hssat finger always selects the rigAt
cue anG Feiuf0gces it We have Just e.
SADlished stIhlng station ia New
Ton, Kansas. where eocOons can be pre-
vented from batcAins aut kept ia good
e0c1ition. ! have appointed al expert 10
experiment this year and decide finally OH
the relative value o. the Usage orange and
mulberry leaf as food for The silk worm"
About sorghum sugar. / asked
II will receive great attention" sail
che Secretary. There will be. l sup
pose. some ten new sugar factories estab-
ilehed "a Kansas this year That S-ste
seems u have the right soil ana climatic
o'ndliions, enough heat. enough moisture,
enough every thing We shall cxpend IN
sugar experiments this year some ss5. go.
we shall cry 10 decide what sorghum
viii Yield the most sugar 10 this we
shall push scientific experiments iu selcc-
tOns from ali known varieties, and follow
them by hydridiziug. so rs to get sorg-
hum that = quick. hardy aud prolific"
Any news about pleuro pneumonia"
Not particularly. Ii has been pushed
intO a corner by the previous treatment,
so that IL has no existence outside OF an
eiiipse including New York city aud Bal
timOre- It j. believed that IN another
year ~ vii. have entirely disappeared from
our soil"
knowing that DR. Willetts shared the
work of the Department, giving his time
chiefly 10 its scientific development, "a
the Secretary does 10 administrative func-
tlous, addressed that gentleman as ne
returned from the Seed Division. and
asked him II he was willing 20 say any
thing concerning any work in hand or any
expectations entertained OF results OF in
terest 10 the American farmer
"One OF the hopes OF the Department"
he said. is that some sorts of grass may
be found that will grow and thrive on
the arid regions Of the West. OF course
this will not diminish the necessity OF ir-
rigation. That IS the great want of the
W est. and i applicable TO an immense re-
giOn. which, under the touch OF water.
viii prove marvelously fertile. But there
Is still greater regiOn-some six or seven