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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
In cincr 3cd)c Dernnaiiidt.

gpanspillc, Sno., -. 5cbr.
- 9ei elmer por6eitigcn grploiion IN
Ser GoIt Sioe aoblcngrlbe ill Gollo.
liip, III, ionOen 5lpei M1nner elmer!
ollgenblidlifcn Zoo, apGbrenO pier5ia
Gnoere Grubenarbeiter merfmilroiger
M'eiie obnc ollie Serlebungen oauon
fanle1. Ger 8rllben. superintendent
Ghnnro Snles uno Der aoblen5icber
Nn9lrit Softer iino Die @et0btetcn,
Gie grploiiou ridtetc eil,en mate.
rlellen Sd,ooeu inn Setrogc bon etr1
$1,000 al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
@erbansniRpoilt Grpioiion in einer
Uarngc.

Ncw Dorf, %. 1ebr. = Gin
Srpsenbebdlter erplobirte leute
N,benO nit iurdjtbarer 8cfpalt in ei.
ner Garage an Der Git "a. sirabe.
@rtbur Gormicr. ein 3nnowerfer.
,unroc tbati6dlid III stiide seriiien
rnb icin grmoer Senrp 10 ifluer Der.
ieet. oaB cr faum bapon TONNES,
farn. lie grploiion 5erltmctterte
sic san,c @araseironte, oemolirte
p;ele Ienitcriheiben III Der Nofbar.
ld,ait nio id]leuoerte ben obercn
S9eif oes Beb1lters ourh bas God.
Ios @ebduoe fling jeiier. abcr bic
,~semcruebr loidtc sic 1lamtmen, che
tic iid) ,pcitcr perbrcitci %fonntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
BATTLING Welion" pcrbanen.

d)monb Mrena. GAL, %.
Tcbr. Battling Nelion," Der 81.
iicacr bon Soc @ans, wllroc bette
ron aoam @olsoIt ats Gdoillac.
Mid)., in ciuem langen 6auirfampi
iiherwunoen. @olgalt ipar ieincnl
@cgl,er oil Strait, ipie OH Musoaucr
iiberlegeu, mo Nelion battc bon
pprllberciu nidjt Die geringIte Chance.
Ssm 40. @onae mad)fe &eierent Go
ric Stnitb beln inigleid,rn Sample
eih gnoe, inoent er SIT @uuiten @ol.
oats eutid)ieo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
8arSaman mntcrlieat.

Sad on, Wiii., %. 6ebrnar.
2erop Eerep bon @rcenpillc ipurbc
hcllte abei,o bei Der as. Ibitimmung
fes oemofrotiiden Galifiis Der 2e9iss
lntlir NIT iiinf Stimmen MojoritGt
iiber ben Gr.@ouperneur 8arbomait
5luu gultoesicnator uominirt. Gic
Domination lit eleifbeoeiiteitb init
Grpdbluns. aae GanSioatelL nit
NiSnnbme Yercp's ruto Yoroaman's,
hdttcn lid fiirj por Der entId)cioenoen
gtitinlmll1g Striidgcjogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Saft in @tmiYprf.


Salt 5wei &eben sur 5eier bes Ge.
burtstags @eorsc @oibington's.
allBeraem0bnlide poli5eilifc
@oriihtsmoBre1eln 81 ;einCm
Sdnt.
q en- Dorf, %. 6c6r. - TrGii-
oent Saft fam All beltte Hadmit=
tag iiber Die ~Eennipluonio = 9nbn'
aus @aibington bier an rno bega5
lid nah Der @ohnung ieines grl.
oers Sp. %. Gait. IuBeraemotnIi-
DE GorlihtSmuBregeln moren pprr
ser EoliSei 5u ieinem SdrlB aetrol-
fcn. Sor %ieiuer antuuit in Scrlep-
Gltp ,mlrbeu ollie Iupeicnben gcr
3mungcn, ben @abnbof 5u perlalIeM
rho oils or ollSitieg, biloeten @ebeim.
foli5iiten Gin G.uorre, IN oeiien Mitte
ftr YrGiioeut ourd) Den Sobnbol
idritt. sru gbcno belt Gait bic
@auptrebe bel Dem Tiner. meId)eS sic.
.Societp Of tbe Cincinnati" bon
9tem-Seriep SIT Gbrcn bon @albina.
tons 8ebnrtstog I'M nHlo5osSotel"
rPr~onltoltctc. SpGter rcbetc er aud
liod) gclegentlidl zines Diners Der
Yoli5eilieutenantS. ct iibertad)tete
I'M .@orie ieites 9rlloers Senrp @.
Suit mo idbrt morgen Nohmittoa
I'M Nutomobil nod Gelport, Inn
nod)mols ont Ibeno bel Dem Giner
Der @eiuerbetummer BON 9teiporf 81
ipred,en. I'm Mitternod,t tritt er
hcun Ole &iifreiie nod @aihin9ton
an, mo ON IomnerItog iriib Morgcus
eintrifit. Sait'S beutigcr 9eiltd) in
9tem-Dorf NOR Scr 5etpitc in 5ebu
5ngell, oenn or mar om II. Scbrllor
sur Ncier ocs 2ineolntogS bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
ut dc aoIoni item nntcl
ruiiiihcr anutc.

rutd 1er Minute.
Petersburg, %. Sebritar. -
Rad lalieen Nititrengiingcn lit es &c.
luheen, Die llnihulo einer an5abl
oeutider aoloniiten in Siio-&nBlar,S
sit belpeiielt, Die, Ganf Der @emiiien.
Ioiigfeit zines ruiiiid)cit Yoli5eibcant-
ten, beinabe gebcnft moroen mGren.
lie @eid)idie trua iid] folsenbcrmo.
ben sn:: ,Sy,n Mpril 1903 piirbc bcr
YcliSeibeamte bon Guioioaol, naNe
bel Soeiia, in bic nof,itgeleaene oeiit-
i6c aolonie cntianot, iint foGiee ah-
eaben ein3ntreiber. SIieaf 10
beiBt Ser Wuitcr6enmte begami
icinen Gicnit nit ciiicnl reihen Mabl
unb Der notbigen Hation @uOfi.
Tadoem CT iidj betrnnfen bate, CAB
CT oen 9efebl. i'm, iciort cine Geut-
Idle iungnno biibid ioate Tie iei,
5Ilr Stene 'Sm idoffen.
aeiner Der aolonilten buite Cult,
Der .S6riafeit" aefdGigSh iein. Slc.
5of ruar abet nid,t 1etuiat, 81 Der,
|aid)tcn. Gr iuitrbc s~ubrinalid) gegcil
Sic 1rnn bcs @aihpirtbs mno ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Gilman anfer Wefabr.

@nbin to II, :. g., %. 5ebr.
- EQUATOR Benjamin. 81. 3iIlman
mrroc bclttc abeno bon ieimen acrj.
ten iiir 10 gnt mic allBer @eiabr er.
fIGrt uno groBe 5reltoc berridt I'M.
Ter ieinen Srcunoen. Seinc Scritcl.
lung miro ioit els Gin Wimocr be.
trnd,tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
SnberfnloFs.8 Grterinnen.

1928. Wlabiior. 9ipenne. ~
3rI. Hebecea. %. .gonIe. Mr. 1911, garf.slbe.
vi: Snlia Salniba Ieie. Er. 1928. Mabis
Sri Gillian oelieratb, mr. 1910. ssorb.qab.
5ri; @sarsareibe g. asnneSp. wr. Il, on.
SRI. g. 81. gafb. sr, fO35, gorbsG ufar. ctr.
vi. White Gee @'urpbp, yr. 627, 8eil,
Jr! Ssanie g. Getuman. Hr. e5s, geit.
5rdriftfls Strnbe.
PEI 2oa 9. aibbp. s'r. SIS, GorS-earrou.
81 SrI Naite 3. Clements. sr. 25a2. Ct.
ar!. elisabstb Collins See. gr. 1898, garr.
grI. Qua aa Siuiar. ss. 22o2. cof.eiross.
Nrl, Helen Hncut, sr. 1918, Sartprbssfbsmrs
~: graee q. srambanst. ssr. S0l. Nainit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
SdJeibuugsgeimd) abgelebnt.

@otie Sbobo, %. 1cbr. - 9e.
itiir5uns berrid)t III Den Heiben Der
Soabo : aolonic Der Gbeideibungs.
iiid,tigen 1T Solge eines G~ntid)eioS
SeS HiftcrS Srenlont @oob 9e9en
@alentin @inters, zines Traction.
Maanaten BON Canton, Ohio, Der
bicrber aefommen mar, INT cine
Shcioung po,, ieiner Satin Selcn
Glegg @inters 5lt %erlangcn. &id,ter
@oob lebnte oic Sdeio,ulg ab NIT
Ser 9egriinoung, bob Der Monm &C,
leblid) nid)t cinen @obniit IN Soabo
nad)seipieieu bobc, ionocrn mir nod
Soabo aefomnien iei, Inn cine Sd)ci-
Dung SIT erlan9en. 3ibem lei Dos
9epeiSmaterial faIt ousidlieBlid) 5l
@unitcn Der SralL Die lliir ibren gli-
ten Rolncn iu,h Dem ibrer ailtocr
id,iiecn ipouc. Ser @id,tcr iaate jltnl
Sd,luB, Der 3lpef nes aldgers lei
cin5ig ui,o aaein, cine Sfeionng 5rl
erlongcn, nm cine onocrc Srou bci-
ratben 81 foniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

triirnmcrte, oils er bel ibr fem Cut
geeenfonmen fanb, Die gcn5e Gin
rid)tltng Der @aititube. Hiemonc
fonntc obnc 2%ebenSgcfubr III leinC
R1be brirgen. Ils er iid) ~olSgetobl
botte, befabl er. Die @uitlpirtbidoit
5u ihlieBeL aing ms Sori unb Der
iildte, III Die SGllier Der Ociltidcll
.Hepolutipnore" 81 hringen. Shlieb-
lid crtheilte or ben 9eiebI. einige Der
GoIoniIten ms @efGnguiB 81 idlep-
pen.
Sic unidulbigen 9oribeuobner ae-
rictben III &er5peiflung, tboten iidy
5uiomnicn ltnb pcrpriiaeltcf ben sc
anlten. MlS SlicSof ON nGbIten Gag
nit ihpcrcni @opf inns idtnerSrnben
Miidctl o~lfitpod)tc bctrod)tete er Ole
gan5e IuGelegcnheit ais ,,repolrtio-
n1reu @ufitonb" Der oelltId)en Solo
niltcu ilnh tritnttete IN bieiem Sinne
gcrid)t at ieiile GoraeieBteu. Sc
fam 5llnt Ero5eB, unb bo iiber bos
Commencement bomalS Der ariegs5lls
itollo %perbGn9t NOR, gelongtc Ole
Sad)c Dor oas &riegsgeridt, meldeS
idmmtlid)c rs Ingcfla9tc gum SOB
bitrd) ben Strong p%crllrtbeiltc.
Neber5te oelitihc &oloniltcn trotell
nit,l nit Der @obrbeit berpor, erflGr'
ten ibrc Stommcsgenolicn fir I'M.
idulbig unb brobteu, bis 5ilr bod)lten
SnIton5 5u gcbcn. Sic5of'S Nicocr'
trodt fam on's 2idt. Gas llrtbeil
bcS arie0Sgerid)tS mitrbc muigcbobcn.
nno Die a~oloniltcn crbielten mir II
Suqc arreit. Gieicr Gage ipilroc min
Ser &oli5eibeomtc Slie5of bon Der
Soelioer @erihtsfnnmer megcu Jet.
neS emporenben 9etrogens ST s Wo.
noten @efGngniB pcrllrtbcilt, picl 81
mcnig iiir einen 9comter, bllrob Del.
ien Shulo bcinobc IS aberdeen ibr
2eben cingcbiiBt bGttcn.
6oirbonfs pom 9oiier @il.
belm en- pfougeu.
8erlin, %. Scbruor. - Die
Hufriht iiber Die Nbrciie bcs Or
&ice.YrGliocnten SoirbantS nod go
riS noren peririibt. Scrtc mliroe Sr.
Snirbonts Dom &niier @ilbclm en-.
pioll9crL lucld)er lid cine bolbe Stun.
DC lang nit ibru unterbielt llnb oro-
beS Snterelic iiir Die Ingcleacnbeiten
Der Scr. Staoten an Ocu Sag le1tc.
Ger Gr-&icc Er1iioent nnb ieine @nt-
tin rciltcn oili cii,em Nnd)t5uge nod
EuriS ub. @or ieircr Ibrciie bielten
Sr. 6oirbonfs nnb @otidoiter Sill
potriotiide Hcben aeleaentlid) elmer
@oibinstolt @ebilrtsto9sicicr.
Sepeihen aus 2oloon u,b Enris
ergebcn, bdB aud BORT Der @eburtS-
ta0 @oihinaton's nui Die iiblibe @ei.
lc 0cfeicrt lpnrSe.
NcucScgpptiiGcS &o6inct.
Cairo, Ggpptcn, %. 6cbrunr. -
SSn Solgc oeS SooeS oeS bon eincnl
Stuocnten crmoroeten Eremiers
9ontros Yoid)u @bali lit ein lrelles
&obinet organilirt iuorocl,, Al, oclien
optic Mobommco Suio Gen ais
Ercnlier uno Miniiter oeS Snnercn
itebt. &lliiein Hildoi Toiha lit nj.
hitter beS al,sluGrtigen, Sab Eoida
3ngloill Sliiti5miniiter, GodJnot Ya-
id)a Observation-Disclosures, Cir Soiepb
Sobo 6inali5miniiter nno Ssmoil
Sirrp Eaiha Miniitcr ser o%iicntli,
den @etfc.
aonntcn bos alimn II d)
pcrtragcn.
Con tia ut inopcL, -. Se6rilnr.
Gii,cr Der Sobne unb orci Sod)tcr
beS Gr.S ultanS sbbul Sanlib fMntcl
beutc slbenb nit etIid)en Sorems Co
men aus Solonid)i bier oil. Ger Mi-
hitter bes Snncrcn crflart, oieielben
bGtteu baS &limo BON Sulonidi nid)t
p%ertraaelt fonlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Cine NiQion Collars 8ranbidabcm.

Emcblo, Sol, %. 6cbruor.
Gin Mooea @oen5in Der colorado
6iiel & Sron 60" bobier luuroe bcrtc
Nbeno oitrd) 6ellcr 5critort. Ger Ser.
Init betrGet cirto S 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

2 dcinbarcr @ioeriprud.
Ser HeIcrenoar Sooic lit ipobl
ltetS bel Sbren Saaben %onipcieno, ST..
0orltlreilter?" nSo, eriolgt ieoer
einloonng mo ieblt ood) immer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24
Hottsen.

-
@urit mioer 8urit il, Ser.
fen Die Sapaner mo bringen i'm
Earlament cine Gorloge cin, Die be.
itinmt, ooB fem NuslGnoer in Ga
pan @ruuoeiaeltbrm eriperbcn bari,
luenn er elmer Notion nuge6ort, hic
Sopuncrn ben Grluerb bon @run0ci'
gcntblln rid)t geitnttet. Sic Gorlagc
ridtet iid) ge9eu bic GereinigteA
Staatcn uuo miro, ipic Don Sotio
9ennclbct, pronrpte Annobnue iiuoen.
Sd)ooet uldl lrihts! Nmcritoncr for.
men in Der iibrigcn @clt ocnuo
@runo nlb @oocu ermerben. Sic
baben iogor III ben &ercinigten
Stooten nod lleberflub ooron.
Sic Sni munitions 9ill,
nit meldJecr baS pom ErGiiocnten
ben Irbeitern gcgebenc Seripreden
cin9eloIt meroen ioa, lit I'M Souie
einbcribtet porben. Sic periiigt, ool;
temporGre ginboltsbeiebIc nid)t e6er
e%rlollen iueroen ioIen, nlS bis Die &c.
genpartei gebort iporoen lit. Hur
rpclu bic .@efobr zines groBen Sd,a-
Ocns 5t beiiirften ltebt, ioa ser Gin.
boltSbeiebl ioiort e%rloiien meroer.
ober olsoann mlB genau a~ngege6eu
iueroen, iuorin Der Shooen belteben
milroc mo DER Iltfihub, bis iibcr
oen pcrmanenten Ginboltsbeiebl Der.
bonoelt miro, borf nid)t ldiiaer ais
lteben Gage ooilern. 9eobiidtigt
miro, cincm MiBbruud) GinboIt ST.
gebictcn, Ser NIT eiller 8ornel ge-
trieben miro. Sn iebem @eiild) mi
clllen Ginbaltsbcfebl ite6t, ooB ioior-
tigc Siilfe 9epdbrt merocn miiIie.
neil JOINT GROCER Sdaoen az beiiird,-
ten Jet. lie &id)ter fiimmern iidl
nidt onrinl. Oh Die angobe mabr lei
ooer 'nid)t Jest ioleH tic iid) oupoit
i%ibcr5etgen. Gus idlcunigc @erfob.
rem bat Ocn 3iuef, ole gr6eiter Dor
Dem meitcren llnreht 81 id)iibcn, bo6
man lie ourd) @erihlepluig matt ieBt.
@egenfpGrtig lit es 9rolldl I'M Sale
bon Strifes ioiort eil,en Ginboltsbr.
febl 5ll erluirfen nno Die geridtl;dle
Briititng iiber Dos Hed)t, iold)en Gin.
boltsbefebl 5it forberi, ouf Mollotc,
biliol,S5nldiebci. 0orals bat Iidl
bdilIig ergeben, oob nod Monotel:
Die @erld]tc Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
befcbl ais mlbered)tigt oufaebobeu
babcn. Toourh iporen Bic Nrbeiter
ilnt ibr Rrd)t gebrad)t lporoen. Mit
Hildlift oui Die erm1bnten SbotIa.
feir ltellt bic Bill unItreitia eincil
9rpBen 6ortidritt geeenii6cr Der
blsberi9en &oiobabuug oes Strife
red)ts onrd) Ole @erifte oar. Srot.
Dem meroen aroBe 6obrifanteu-Ie.
leaotlonen III 8oibington crideincu
i,io Die Boiiirung Der Gill befGm.
prem. Nod, NnIdouilrg oieier Mel.
ldJen bat Der Irbeiter feincn gr,.
lprild} ollI gcredlte 9ebnnoluna.
(Ginc. TolfSbb.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

amtsmii Sc. Ter Giltrifts.
DEF So6n @eifcl bonn Canton 5ener.
Gepartemeut bat ieinc Metignatior
ben Gcumtp7G ormiiiaren 3nscItent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-24

StraRenbabniduppeu t6eilueiie Surd
Grploiion seridmettert.

Siinfsehu oorin e~inolortierte Sbilo.
oelpbicr Yoli,iiten entginsen nilr
nit fnopper Hotb Dem Iobe. =
Stoats. G~onitabler iollen Dor Der
@ili3 sn SiiIic geruien meroen.
= 3aroaman unterIiegt in lci-
mem Sample nm Die ScnutorSz
toge in Miiiiiiippi. - Senator
Gilman 10 allt pie ans 9eIobr.
e%rIebniiIc oeutider ao!ouilten
in SiioruBlono.
BbilabeIpbiaD %, Sebrllor.
= Siini5ebn in Dem S%troBenbabl'
Sfuppen an Ode Ser @ibge-apcnte
uno Dorf-StroBc einanartierte Eoli-
silten entain9cn beilte gbcno NIT
fnoppcr Wotb Dem Sobe ais Die aonie
NproipeIt-Gde Ses 8ebGuoeS nit gu
nomit seritmettert murbe. Sic Or
pIoiion creianete lidl, olS 6. 3. Eratt,
TrGlioent Der nMmolmatco Illociu-
ton Der Strobcnbabnlentc," 9erohc
I'M 9egrifie mar, cine Sieoe Dol ciucr
S.riter-@ 9 riommlilng IN elmer SoIIe
an Der Gde Der &ibge-I penlle mo
Iollpbin.S traBe 5t boIten. Gieics
@ebG,loe iotpobl. mic ollie onoeren IN
Der immittelboren Hodbaridoft,
lpllroe burt Die Grploiion in ieirlem
Srnoonlent erid)ilttert. @ic Der
SprenaItofi nj Dos 0c60uoe &C.
idmuggelt plirbe, lit eiu @ebeimrib.
9ic Grploiion eriolate aaem Nnibe!n
nod) i'm Soilettcn5immler. III Der Ode
beS 8cbGllocs, melhes total 5erIt6rt
mlrbe.
Gle rStote 6cncibles," wclhe belt
te ben gon5en Gag sic 3ielideibe oes
Spottes nnb Ser @elualttbGtigfcit Der
Strifer ipareu. ipltrOen ani I6elh
olls Dem GieuIt 5uriifae5oaer. Sic
woren Dem Iob %eeaeniiber total obn.
m1d)tig mo tonnten cinen Mob nift
bGnbigen, meld)er bon einem balbcn
TllBenb berittenen Holi5iiten 5erltre!li
mllrbe. Eoli5iiten erpioertcu beute
gbeno Dos Seier eiile5 CRITTERS. mel.
der BON Ser ct. SimeonS.airdc, al;
Der 2ebigb- gpemle ulo Der Sl,td,in-
Strasc, aus auf lic idoB. ". &. Col
Inns mltroe bipd Die ailgelseines bcr
ToliSiitcHmI 'iir Il, Sic M'cidfbc D st,ietFrtroitcn nl:o
liegt im Gpisfopal- Soipital in fritz.
ihem 3iiltano onrniebcr. 8
Tircftor Der ,Offentlid)en Siderbeit
Glop tbeiIt ipGt 9tbenbs nit, sic 9e
boroc wcrbe wabrid)einlidL cbc tic hi,
Mili5 SIT Siilfc ruit, I'm Den 9ciitnno
Der Staots. Gonitobler erlidcu.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

ton of the SOIL If the soil is full of
humus, or Of a sandy nature. a small
amount OF work will be required
even though the breaking may have
been done months before; but if it
be heavy land and deficient in HUI
mus, several discings and harrow
lngs may be necessary to put the
land in condition. Because of the
large amount of work sometimes
necessary to prepare a good seed bed
on land broken in the fall, some OBJ
Ject to breaking until shortly before
planting. Others claim that it pays
to pillow in the fall even though the
land may run together" so as to
necessitate a second blowing in the
spring. Such lands should have some
growing cover crops during the win
ter. More humus will greatly lessen
their tendency to run together"
No matter how much work is re-
CURED with the disc harrow, the
smoothing harrow and the clod
crusher or roller, it is folly to plant
any crop until the soil is firm and
thoroughly pulverized. Not only is
better stand assured, which is es-
sential to good crop; but the SUBJ
sequent cultivation required will be
less and may be done with more
economical implements. The land
can be more cheaply cultivated before
the plants are up and in the way of
Continued on Page 17O.)
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

helps to crush clods but also CON-
pacts the soil. In wet seasons this is
not Of Importance, but when the
weather is dry 1t is essential that re-
Gently plowed land be compacted,
or the loss of moisture is likely to be
so great that there is not sufficient
left to terminate the seeds. Not
only do the widely separated soil
particles in very loose soil dry out
too much, but they do not At closely
to the seeds and even the moisture
left in the soil Is of no avail.
Hnmus Keeps the Land Open and
Porous.
How much work with the disc and
Smoothing harrows will be required
to put the land In proper condition
for planting depends on the condi-
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
$500 More Year Farming: How to Get It
BY Making the Right Kind of Seed Bed Before plont;no
Butler
BY TAFT Butler.

the blowing is done In the spring.
shortly before or at the time of
planting, certain measures become
necessary to prevent the formation of
hard clods and too great loss of
moisture. When the breaking is de-
ferred until planting time the land Is
apt to be too moist and compact for
puiverization with the pillow and un-
less narrowed before the soil dries
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out too much hard clods form. which
arc difficult To pulverize. For this
reason, all land broken ut planting
time should be narrowed the same
day. IL this narrowing Is done at
just the right time. when the soil Is
just dry enough but not too dry, II
will pulverixe easily.
For this reason IL Is usually best
TO stop blowing long enough before
noon and night to harrow the land
plowed during the preceding part OF
the day.
The Implements That Are Needed.
For fall and winter plowed land
the disc harrow first and the smooth
Ing harrow afterward. are the
implements most useful for preparing
tho seed bed. On spring plowed
land or land plowed at planting
time an additional implement may be
necessary for breaking the clods and
this is especially likely to be true II
the harrow Is not used promptly
after breaking. Either plank drag
or clod crusher. or roller is best
for this purpose.
The roller Is especially valuable
when the breaking has been delayed
until planting time. for 1t not only
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TWELVE THINGS TO DO IN MARCH

j. See that the seed Is not merely well
broken but thoroughly puvezed and dsknp
An ounce preparation of
Get ready with weeers the grass he
Tore comes Don't be afraid hurting stand This
will happen.
g. Place orders for plows harow weeders cul
uvato and other aborsavng Get ready
TO make with cheap
hand : f
T. Don't waste time and
this year. Improved varieties crops
with garden crops
g. Get ready farmer his golden flood
cd breed and then With proper
made more IN
tho South than In est
or the @5OOOO.OOO for fertilizers
each year mt least $1OOO0OOO through
crop needs and soil needs Try colossal
loss -
Join In the great conraising sweeping over
the SOUTH The biggest the KNOW
been made In the SOUTH
that Dixie can beat the Corn Belt raising king OF
Don't forget the your wife do all
the "ork In IT, Remember, vegetables cheaper
and hcalhful.
o. We cannot have good fruit now ithouts spraying A
orchard and potato patch.
TO- Drag the roads every spllog drag IN
the cheapest good roads maker yer
H. Paint the farm house The outbuldngs
That do not paint. in
increased sense of pride and dignity.
Il. Get boy to Join the Boys movement
with Of and give your girl Of bred
chickens.
makes this allotment.
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as in the South. This Is probabl
due TO the fact that our crops are
largely those which are planted in
rows or drills and that We have used
much hand labor in their cultivation.
Under such conditions the second OF
the two chief reasons for a thorough
preparation of tho seed bed stated In
the next sentence is made less imper.
alive. These two most important
benefits from well. prepared seed
bed are. Cd better stand OF more
vigoruos growing plants and ca a
reduction in the cost OF cultivation
after tho crops come up.
Good seed BED Means Cheaper Cul.
hvaiion and a Better Stand.
This latter applies more particular.
iy when tho harrow and tho weedel
are used for early cultivation instead
OF the hoe. as has been largely the
custom In the South. In fact. q
thorough preparation OF tho land
before planting is absolutely essen.
tlal II tho most economical cultiva.
ton with tho harrow. wecdcr and
ouitivator ia TO be practiced. instead
OF that most expensive Of all tools for
caitivaung a crop. tho hoe.
A thorough preparation OF the
soil before planting secures a better
stand and tho crop grows OF more
rapidly. Some OF the reasons why
this occurs are that all clods are
broken. allowing the air and water
10 act upon the soil particles. setting
FREQ more plant foods: and per-
hitting tho roots of tho plants TO
penetrate all parts of the soil and
take up hose plants foods. The fincr
soil particles settle moro closely
around tho seeds. causing them to
terminate moro promptly and grow
of moro vigorously. When rains
fall more water ls absorbed by the
coll and In subsequent dry weather
lees In Loaf by evaporation.
first OF All. Thorough breaking.
Good and Deep.
Tho first atop In tho proper pre-
paratloa OF tho seed bed Is thor
ouEh breaking or blowing OF the
land. The subject of blowing has
beon thoroughly discussed In this
ser!cs OF articles. and at this time
saflco IL To atato that good seed
bed. in the full meaning OF that term.
ID only possible on. well-broken
deep soil.
Tho question OF whom tho breaking
should DO done has ai8o been thor
oughly discussed. but there Is one
condition wo must insist on as es-
sohtlai TO tho preparation of a good
seed bed: the breaking must bo done
long enough before planting TO allow
proper aettling aud eompacting OF
me soil. AZ general rule We be-
hesc planting should not be done
sooner than two weeks after break
ing and preferably not until n good
ram has fallen on tho freshly plowed
saha' Tho soil must be properly
n'hed or settled. either by rain OF
tue use OF suitable implements.
~" Land Broken at Planting Should
lie Narrowed Same Day.
:. after tho land has been broken
.no work OF preparing the seed bed
INSISTS In compacting and pulveriz'
he
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Land Broken at Planting Shout,
lie Narrowed Same Day.

!. after tho land has been broken
sne work OF preparing the seed bed
.ohsists In compacting and pulveriz-
Jug the soil. When considerable time
' elapsed since the blowing was
,s one the work is reduced simply to a
o,ough frming Of the upper two
VI ehree inches OF soil. II, however,