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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
PETER WITT
v BOJI PROFIT STAVBE
NADRAZf.

Senatori Spojenych Statu !
zastupci dostavaji tistene ko-
respondent listky s podpisem
Petra Vita, jejichz zneni ma
mlreno jest prot stavbe nadr;.-
Ii ma Public Squaru. Strucne
vylituje vsechny nevyhody,
skutecne a snad i domele, Jez
S uskutecneni prolektu vyply-
nouti mail cele veTejnosti a ce-
~ plan nazyva blaznivym fl
nancnim kouskem. Byv tazan,
co re ocekava cd tohoto zpu.
sobu boje, odpovedel: "Muzete
byti ujisteni, re neustanu dri-
We, dokud nadrazi nebude stat
Il jezerniho p%obfezi.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
MILOSRDNY
SAMARITAN

VGera veGer omdlela V jed
nom divadle dolenniho m6sta
pekne od6na DANA. Galantni
Frank Boyd, 1878 Addison rd.
rychle k nj priskocil a pomahal
jejimu pruvodci omdlelou krl-
siti. Trvalo to n6kolik minut,
nez Sc podafilo panitku pri-
vtsti k v6domi. A kdyz Sc tax
stale, byl m6kky stisk ruky Cd
m6nou ochotnemu Samaritano-
vi. Parek vTele podekoval a
odebral Sc domu. Boyd utlral
81 pot povStaly namahavou, ale
pfece jen ochotn6 poskytnutou
praci. Chtel take jiti domu a
snail Sc podivati ma hodinky,
ale ted byl bllzko mdloby sam
neb hodinky zmizely, sly pa
trne "a parkem. Die p%olicei-
niho raportu proveden byl zlo-
d6jsky trik die znameho zpu-
sobu "omdlevaiici Berry, iez
pred nejakou dobou timto ra-
finovanym zlodeistvim budila
%sensaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
SPOJENf Sc Re
LEZNICNfMI ZRiZENCI.

Spojeni haViistVa Sc ZeleZ-
nicniml Zamestnancl nezname-
ma pry nikterak ~vyhruzku spo-
jenou S %generalni stavkou, jak
bylo vcera vysvetlovano osoba-
mi dobre V eele nejnoyeJsl to-
to hnuti Zasvecenymi. Bratr-
silva zeleznicaru snad by sahli
k stavce, ale jen jake nelkraj-
n6lsimu prostiedku, kdyby by
la patrna snaha zniciti havif-
ske organisace.
Jest vsak jisto, die SLOW
Johna l.. Lewise, re Sc budou
nacelnlci bratrstev ma schulz
navrhovane prave Lewlsem,
p~redsedou spoJeneho havirstva
americkeho raditi, jak sllbitl
uhlokopum nejen pomoc mo
ralni, ale padu potfeby i po-
moe financni. kdy a kde Sc
tato conference Dude konat'
neni znamo ami nacelnikum
jednotlivych b~ratrstev.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
o K SLOUCENf PRED
MESTSKYCH OBCf.


Radni Kadlecek ma vcerej-
Sim zasedani mestske rady po-
dial resoluci, kterou Sc predme-
sti Lakewood a West Park
zvou k spole6nym poradam o
moznosti pfipojeni Sc Ike Gle
velandu. Resoluce byla pTi-
jata, zada Sc v nj, ably v kaz-
dem pripad6 jmenoval mayor
tfitlennou komisi, ktere by jed
naly 8 clevelandskymi 1redni-
ky.
Ma petici, ably V p~fedmestich
Sc dostalo pfipojovaci hnuti do
voleb jest nutno sehnati pr
n%ejmenslm plnou ctvrtinu mist
niho volicstva.
Mayor Fred Kohler Sc wee
rejSf mestske rady nesucastnil
nasledkem lehciho nachlazeni.
Navstevp1ci, kteri Sc test oby-
Cejn6 ma pohnutlivejsi sceny ;
ziv6isl debaty byli tentokrate
sklamani, neb krone nepatrne
potycky radniho Sulzmana s
riditelem parku Ruetenickem,
bylo jednani velice klidne.
SULLIVAN interpeloval posled
n6jSlhO, proc re nejsou umlste-
ma nova svetla ma Wheelock
ave-, jak nakazovala jeho,
mestskou radon prijata resolu-
ce a uvadel hned ma diva pripa-
dy, Ia kterych byly dive osoby
zraneny V sobotu noel. Rue
tenick odpovedel, re sv6tla json
ma mlstech, jak naTizeno a ia
Ike prave ma miste, kde sc ne
hody udaly. Cele vGerejsi "a
sedani bylo skoncovano ami "a
ne cele pulhodiny.
Z prijatych navrhu byla as
neidulezitejsi resoluce l.. G..
Schooleye, jenz zadal mayora
kohlera a jeho stab, ably ST.
snazili vsemoznym zpusobem
odvratiti stavku el~ektrikar6,
ktefl 81 nechteji nechati llbitl
oznamenou Jim srazku Ma jich
mZd6.
O stavce melo byti rozhod-
nuto dnes V poledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
UCEENICE PRO SkOLNf
MLADEZ ZDARMA.

Ma vcerejSl schulz skolnl ra-
dy podan a pfijat byl navrh,
ably Skolni knihy prvnich Sc
sti tfidach poskytovany byly
Skolni mladezi zdarma a Size
jeSt6 Y tomto obdobl. Navrhu-
jici vybor pozaduje, by k PRIV
nlmu kroku bylo povoleno pro
zatim 5000. 600, ably navrh ten
mohl byti usk%uteGn6n. Napao
slice neni nikterak Fly, ale kde
witt pence, kdyz i bez teto,
pomerne drahe reformy, nase
skolstvi vykazuieAjiz nyni stra>
Sidelny schodek S1,000.000 a
kdy Skolni rozpocet velice po-
vazlive byl zmenSen. Jest hned
nekolik planu, jak knihy opa-
triti, ale nejlacin6jSi by VIVA
doval obnos daleko prevysujl-
Ct pull millionu a k tomu vyda-
nj by Sc opakovalo, jelikoz
.Skolni kniha netrva v6Gn6 a ma
nejvyse by mohla byti upotre.
bena ctyrikrate a take prevazo-
vani knih by vyzadovalo po-
dobne znaGnych obnosu a tax
zustane patrne cely plan pro-
zatim nerozfeSeny, &C jinak by
byl vSeobecne velice prospeS-
nym. Jednou snad, az Sc Wy
leCi oubyt6 m6stskych polka
len, Dude mono 0 provedenl
znoVu jednati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
GANG ~NEJML.ADSfCH
ZLODEJU.

V6era vecer dopravena byla
ma hlavni policejni stanici ban
da "zlocincd", V start cd 5 do
10 rokd, ktera byla dopadena,
pc vykradenf pekarsk6ho kra-
mu nekde ma st. Clair Ave. -
HoSi dopadeni byli V restauran
tn ma Superior ave. a. vych. 9.
ILL.,, kde pojidali koTist ma ice,
okradeneho pekafe. Poznani
byli n%ahodou, kdyz detektfv
Nichols spatfil jisteho 9-leteho
vytetnlka, ktereho pred neja-
kym m6sicem zatkl pc kradez
povozu / s konem u nakladnA
no nadrazi Pennsylvania dra-
by. Phi prohlizeni pan0 klu-
XII nalezla u Mich policie $50.
dive kapesni svitilny, vzduSm
pu$ky $ nalezitou zasobou mus
nice. Podnikavi hoSi urazili
u ~pekaistvi zamek, rozsvitili ST
a nacpali kapsy V pokladne ma.
lezenVmi pencil a hotovost do
plnili j zbozim. Diva nejstar8i
kluci byli dopraveni do deten
Gniho domoya a mladSi bandite
Vraceni rodiC6m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
ZAPLATTE v CAS- DANE

Kdo nevyhovi obtanske po-
vinnosti pokud Sc tyce placenf
DAM, do sobotniho poledne, bu
de miti zajiste velice pochybne
pot6seni platiti pozdeji dane
jeSte s 15@ ~prirazkou. Varuje
tax okresni pokladnik r. G.
Mcbride. IDA jste dosud ne
dostali danovy vymer. Haste
Sc on bezodkladne move SOU
dni budove V uradovne uvede-
neho pokladnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
PROTESTUJE PROT PRO-
PUSTENf

Distriktni super. Protihostin-
ske Ligy, G.. G.. Southwell, no.
ola Sc poStaviti prot snaze ne
kterVch republikanskych poll
tiki, ably propulsion byl Z ire
stu Rose Ruzicka q cantonske
robotarny, kde je uveznen pro
znamou prohibiCni aferu. Ia
Ike on hleda, arci V opaGnem
sm6ru protekci Il a~siStenta ge-
neralniho navladnlho Gotta,
senatora Spo.jenych Statu Will
liSe a federalniho pohibicniho
fiditele maiora Haynese CO.
lumbus. Hodla podati duka-
~ i presidentu Hardingovi o
odsouzeni Ruzicky.
Petici O omiloStneni mezitim
podepsali tez okresni zalobce
Stanton, a okresni soudce Wal
Their. Prvnejsi pravil, re TAX
cini, podobnc jake v6t5ina je-
dine Z osobniho pratelstVi h
odSouZenemu.
Iajlmavym jest vyrok soud.
&c Walthera: Rose nenl pc.
koutnim prodavacem koralky
i kdyz mel zasoby Y .jeho byte
Bylo mu receno kolektoren
ynitrozemskych DAM, H. II
Weissem, re ma pravo ma "a.
sobu lihovin chovanych Y byte
a iestli re byl snad shledan te
chnicky vinnym, jednal tax y
duvere re die SLOW Weisse, tai
jednati muze. Jinak nedho
yam k pokoutnim prodavacun
koralky niiakych sympatii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
PERSHINC PRIJEDE PRlSTl
UTERY.

Vojevudce americke armady
We F'rancii, general P~ershing,
priiede do Clevelandu z Tole-
da ma Union nadrazi pristi IL
terry o pull jedne pc poledni.
Oznamuje tax on sam zdejsi
Obchodni komore. Bude rec
nit hned pc prijezdu ma ban
ketu, ku kteremu bylo al dosud
vyprodano 1000 vstupenek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
ZALUJf VLASTNi SPOLEk
PRO ZADRZENI URED-
NICkYCH PLATU.

Diva byvali urednici TIL.
Ohio Athletic Clubu, predseda
a pokladnik zaluji tuto orga-
nisaci ma zapIacenl zadrzenyc..
platu S touto hodnosti spoje-
nych, prvni sc domaha $100>
kdezto druhy $4125, krone to-
no pozaduji pax kazdy $500
Waste IA mimoradne sluzbs
vykonane We prospech spolku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
KRAJAN v ZOUFALEM
POSTAVENf.

Dele iak rok bez prace, pc.
nezaopatfenych ditek, manzel-
ka nemocna, isou pfiGiny, proc
bida zaklepala ma dvere kra-
Jana Emanuela Veseleho, 2 {.
1922 Griffing ave. a ktery
proto Sc utika hlavne pro ne
vinn6 dltky Ike krajanue 0 dost
malou ponce, "a kterou by
vsem byl neskonale vdeGen.
Bude jeho zoufala prosba O.
slySana?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
sTAVITELE HODLAJf SNf.
zITI MZDY 0 Is A Pull
PROCENT.
Nova pracovni smlouva.

srazku ma dOSaVadnlch platech
We vySi 1872 procent. Bylo
tax vcera prohlasovano, ac ia
iemnik Sdruzeni stavitelskych
zamestnavatel0, w. F., Hennes-
sy odmital podati blizslho Wy
svetleni. Povest rozSirenou 81
ce nevyvracel, ale take nepo-
trzoval. Oznamil toliko, re
zasadni usneSenf Dude ozna-
memo teprve Ultra. Hlavni til
body, ma kterych strana "a
mestnavatelu trva, jsou:
Arbitratni vybory, zastupu-
jici V jednotlivych odborech
zajmy zamestnavateln, pfedlo-
ii upravy plat1, iak navrhl
mzdovy vybor Sdruzeni "a
m6stnavatelu.
Tesaf1m budeoZnameno, lie
vyiednavani must spoGivati ma
zakladech, re prace uniOvych
a neuniovych d6lniku, kteri
pracovali Ia posledni letni w
luky, must byti chran6na.
Tesaium Dude oznameno, he
vyiednavani Sc musi zakladati
ma piiieti trllete smlouvy, jez
plati nyni i Y jinych odborech.
O stanoyisku zam6stnavate-
LII vuGi tesarum bylo vcera roz-
hodnuto ma schulz vykonneho
vyboru Sdruzenl zamestnava-
telu. VCera souGasne byla ko-
mana schuZe vSech arbitracnlch
vyboru a jednano hlavne o u
stalenl a sjednoceni vzajemne
dohody, jejlz body byly pro-
mrskany Il podavana ruzna biz
81 vySVetleni. Takto opraveny
navrh predlozen Dude vyborum
uni, kde Dude o mem dodateG-.
ne a take Sm6rodatnG rozhod-
nuto.
Tesafi isou cleny Rady sta
vebnich femesel a tato organi-
SAGE slibuje Jim V prlpadnem
bojl Sc zamestnavately plnou
ponce, jak oznamuje tajemnik
Charles Smith. Podobne pod
pory by Sc teSarum dcStalo i
cd odboru oStatnlch, ovSem V
padu, kdyby vyiednavani ne
vedlo k zadouci shode. Jinymi
slovy, budou-li Sc zdrahati Ia
mestnavatele $ tesari vyiedna-
vati, prerusi vyjednavani i za-
m%estnanci odboru iinych.
Hlaynl narys zamestnayatel-
skvch navrhu incl by strucne
nasledovne:
Pfijeti vSeobeene dohody, o
ktere Sc prav6 jedna.
S-hodinna prace. Cas- a pul
ia praci pres cas-. Zadna pra-
&c pres cas- beZ predehoziho O.
znameni a d~ovoleni konciliaG-
nj rady. kdyz zamestnavany
jsou til sichty, pak denni Sich-
Ia ma pracovati 8 hodin a 81
chta druha a treti jen 7 a ctvrt
hodin pri platu IA plnych s
hodin. Dvojnasobny plat ia
praci V nedeli a We sVatek.
Cas- straveny jizdou do pra-
ce Sc nepocita, anil hradi ce-
stovne, krone kdyz delnik ie-
de Z prace do prace V pracov-
nj dobe. Jen tehdy vznlknou-
Ii priliS velkou vzdalenosti vet
81 vylohy, hradi tyto zamest-
navatel.
Neni-li S to unie zaopatritI
dostatecnych a zpusobilycf
muzu, kterl by zamestnavatel
vyhovovali, ma mitl zameStna
yatel pfaVO naJmoutl muze die
potreby bez ohledu ma to, I'd;
Jsou tito spoieni S nekterou u
nil. Tito nepodlehali by povil
ncstem vuci uniim, ale krom,
platu, pracovali by "a techz,
pracovnlch podmlnek. Maj
vsak byti do 48 hodin propu
stem, kdyz by unle mela do
stecny pocet delnictva
Pocet ucnu ma byti stanove.
obema stranami.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
RENEWED TESTIMONY

No one in Edgefeld who suffers
backache, headaches, or distressing
urinary ills can afford to ignore this
Edgefeld woman's twice-told story,
It is confirmed testimony that no
Edgefeld resident can doubt.
Mrs. E. C. Crouch, Gully Row, says
81 had backache until / couldn't rest
and dizzy spells came on when my
sight was affected, causing black
spots to appear before my sight. My
kidneys acted too freely and I used
Doan's kidney Pills. Doan's helped
me from the first and when I had fin
ished one box I felt entirely we'll. ]
have had no trouble with my kidneys
since"
Mrs. Crouch gave the above state
ment on February 7th, 1918 and on
February 9Th, 1922, she added: 81
have not needed a kidney medicine
since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me.
l can always recommend them"
60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
Give Preference to Winthrop
Graduates.
(Yorkville Enquirer)

sDo YOU know that 60 per cent OF
the young women who graduate from
Winthrop College at Rock Hill go to
North Carolina to teach?" inquired
the superintendent of a North Caro-
lima public school, who was in York
the other day. a1hat is a fact, and |
am on my way over to Rock Hill now
to meet some of the members of the
graduating class at Winthrop this
year with view to trying to employ
them as teachers in my school next
year. The reason for the preference
for North Carolina situations is OBJ
vious. South Carolina, suppose, pays
graduate teachers the smallest sal
ary of any State in the Union. The
average young woman who has spent
four years working for diploma. at
a school like Winthrop is not going
to teach for a paltry 500 or $1oo a
month if she san help it. In North
Carolina we are in position to pay
much higher salaries than that. All
the Winthrop girls know it and we
have no trouble getting them. | am
informed that almost half OF the
Young women teachers in the public
schools of Winston-Salem, N. c., are
Winthrop girls.
"Some time ago movement was
inaugurated in North Carolina hav-
ing as it's object the establishment OF
a normal and industrial school SINH
lar to Winthrop. The superintendent
of education Of the State opposed
the idea, saying that there was no
necessity for suca school so long
as North Carolina educators could
come over in to South Carolina and
get all the Winthrop girls needed for
the schools because of the fact that
teachers salaries in North Carolina
are so much greater than those paid
in South Carolina"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
Challenged the Lawless Ele-
ment.

There is lawless element in prac-
tically every community, some more
bold than others. Unemployment and
the restless spirit created by war is
undoubtedly responsible for much of
it. But even so, law abidiEs citizens
|have grown tired of contributing to
the support of petty thieves, holdup
men and burglars, and in many cities
and communities the good citizens
have boldly issued a challenge to
these roughnecks and advised them to
either obey the law or to move on.
Ont in Ranger, Texas, the tough
element kept increasing its activities
until neither ones property nor per-
son was safe day or night. To cor
rect this evil, those who believe in
law and order got together, selected
committee and boldly advanced
upon those known to stand out def
antly against good judgment and told
them to move on or go to Jail. A
warning was issued to other suspects
and as consequence, Ranger is once
again city where life and property
has reasonable protection.
Good citizens are always in the
majority in every city, town and
community. They only need to assert
themselves, offering and giving their
hearty support to the constituted Of
fcials, to have every law enforced.
The more openly they do this, the
more fear is thrown into the hearts
of the lawless. There is no good rea-
son for law-abiding citizens to work
under cover.-Farm and Ranch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
Poultry Sanitation Important.

Clemson College, S. c., June g.
Most of our poultry diseases are
brought about by unsanitary condi-
tions in the poultry yards, poultry
house and feeding utensils. Recently
examination and thorough study was
made on some poultry farms in Flor
ence county where there had been an
outbreak of disease, resulting in
heavy mortality, says N. r. Mehrhof,
Extension Poultry Specialist, who re-
ports that upon examination of the
birds tape worms, round worms and
coccidia were found, and that upon
studying the conditions under which
the chicks were living it was found
that they were housed in unsanitary
houses, the yards were unsanitary,
and the feeding hoppers were dirty.
What does sanitation mean? 1t
means clean sanitary houses, houses
that are dry, properly ventilated,
plenty of sunshine; clean yards, that
are planted in some good green crop;
clean birds, clean feeding and water
hoppers; clean feed. If we do not
have the above we cannot make a
success in poultry.
There is no one phase of the poul-
try industry that is neglected as
much as this. We cannot expect to get
results if our poultry does not have
the proper environment. Sanitation
means better poultry and more profit,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
Bull Sentiment-Bear Prices.

Does the present price of cotton
fully discount the mullish statistical
position of the staple in the markets
of the world? Many members Of the
trade say it does not, and are antici-
pating higher prices for the 1922
crop than now prevails. They base
their anticipations upon the present
demand for spot cotton and the rap
idly shrinking stocks.
The government figures for May
show that while the 1921 crop in
America amounted to 100000
bales of all kinds, the consumption
of American cotton from August 1,
1921, to May 1, 1922 was 10,513,4SS
bales, with weekly consumption of
229,332 bales. With the present rate
of consumption, the amount of Amer
lean cotton consumed from August
l, 1921, to August l, 1922 will
amount to 13,4s4,737 bales, or ap-
proximately 100000 bales more than
was produced last year. This will
leave the stocks at the beginning of
the 1928 season at the lowest ebb
for manysyears. Z
Those who keep in close touch with
the cotton situation say that there
will be need for fully 100000
bales of American cotton next year,
and but few believe that under pre-
vailing conditions, that the South will
produce within sixty per cent of that
amount. Therefore, there is reason to
believe that those who have cotton
for sale next fall will receive fair
price, as compared with price levels
of the past few years. No matter
what the price, if farmers have plant
ed cotton, it will be good business to
make it's yield its maximum. Cultivate
carefully and use every economical
means in fighting the boil weevil and
other insect pests. Every additional
pound thus produced or saved will be
that much money in your pocket
Farm and Ranch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
To the Democratic Voters of Edge.

To the Democratic Voters of Edge
field County:
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for reelection to the
House of Representatives from Edge
field county and pledge myself to
abide the results of the primary cleo
tion, and to support the nominees of
the party. If the citizens of Edgefeld
county will honor me with their
votes, I shall conscientiously endeav-
or to honor them by my conduct and
my service, as / have tried to do du-
ing the past term.
JAMES O. SHEPPARD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14

FOR SALE: Several fine specimens
cherry red registered Duroc Jersey
male hogs about six months old at
$25, including pedigree. These hogs
are sired by worthy son of "Scis-
sors" the fifty thousand dollar ami
NAL, and from Defender" and
Pathfinder" dams. They are doubly
enhanced in value having been inoc-
ulated against cholera. Address Tur-
key Creek Duroc Farm, Mrs. Mamie
Norris Tillman, Edgefeld, S. C.
5-17-4t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
What is the Best Source of
Nitrogen?

Clemson College, June Sit has
generally been the custom during the
past several years that farmers have
paid considerably higher prices for
organic sources of nitrogen than they
have for mineral nitrogen, such as nj
trate of soda or sulphate of ammonia.
There has often been question also
about the relative value of nitrogen
secured from green manure crops,
such as cowpeas, velvet beans, etc.,
as compared with stable manure and
mineral sources of nitrogen.
The New Jersey Experiment Sta
ton has been conducting series of
experiments along this line and Prof.
A. wv. Blair has recently reported
the results of some of the work of
that station in the Journal of Ameri-
can Society of Agronomy for May,
1922. AS an average for ten-year
test slightly better results were Sc
cured with mineral nitrogen than
with organic nitrogen, all organic nj
trogen being furnished in the form
of blood, fish scrap and tankage. The
mineral nitrogen was supplied in the
form of nitrate of soda and sulphate
of ammonia and calcium nitrate.
There was very little difference, but
the results indicate that the organic
nitrogen does not last longer in the
soil than the mineral nitrogen, and
that the mineral nitrogen does not
leach out readily as has generally
been supposed.
The combination of one-half min
eral nitrogen and one-half organic
nitrogen gave slightly better results
than any single source when taken
alone. For example, with potatoes, nj
trate of soda alone gave 251 bushels
per acre; fish scrap gave 244 bushels,
and tankage gave 241 bushels; while
a combination of nitrate of soda and
fish scrap gave 257 bushels per acre
in five year test.
A comparison was made also be-
tween green manure crops when
grown regularly in rotation, and
stable manure. The result was that
higher yields were secured from the
green manure crops than from the
stable manure, and that the average
gain per acre was from $40 to Sl2
in favor of the green manure crops,
making due allowance for the phos-
phoric acid and potash in the manure
and without regard to the larger
yields secured from the green manure
crops. This indicates the very great
Importance of the use of green ma
nure crops for soil building purposes.
These results indicate, says Prof.
C. P. Blackwell, Agronomist, that
here in the South we can save a
great deal of money by planting vel
vet beans, cowpeas, and soy beans as
sources of nitrogen instead of de-
pending entirely on commercial nj
trogen, for which we always have to
pay very high price.
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