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by Mr i obt F Dulaney Mr Og
lesby of Cloven ort Ky gave aft
requested the foil a 1nJ complete I
anO straight foluIrtt explanation
aft is cxperlcuct frith Soy rkan
xplanationt
hone crop have recently at
Erased much iii tI1IIn and are
Considered bv many farmers as the
keynote to sues raul and profita
ble t Mtiliation of our depleted
lands in the Stait of Kentucky and
o t laruvlyisupplyieu the place of red
clover which ha > proven so Uncer
tain these last few years byrea
son of insects and drouths
In his letter to Mr Dulaney Mr
Ogle by says
It does not seem to me people who
live on a soles nature has been as
lavish with as she has with yours
filling that deep red clay with pot
ash and mineral fertilizers appar
ently to the bottom that you would
need these little farmers friends as
soil builders but they have other
uses fully as commendable and pro
fitable and that means purse
builders
The farmers prosperity is based
upon protein or nitrogenous feeds
Plant richness moans purse rich
ness The bone structure is th eas
foundation of all animal frames
and farm wealth If you want lull
rounded forms in your stock you
must feed muscle food If you want
big luilgs big stomacher soft
pliable skin strong blood vessels
wellstrung < nerves heavy and
glossy hair wool or feathers what
ever is necessary to make these s f
must be a constituent of your food
before it becomes a part of the ani
mal This constituent must be the
protein element of the food The
fat or carbohydrates furnish the k
energy or force Clover failure and
chintz bugs are responsible fort
thousands of pour horses and cows
It is not strange that many thought b
ful farmers are asking the quest ion l
Where am 1 at If many of them
will allow me to answer it I will
ssay unless you change your pres p
eat methods you are about at the
end of your rope s
t I will give some information in
the form of tables giving Cow Peas
I and Soy Beans and other crops ofC
same claws They cap be compared i
at a glance
Table No1 shows the average of
yield of Soy Beans Cow Peas Red
i Clover and Timothy Hay as dryt
haySoy
Soy I3cans three tons per acre
154 percent protein 366 carbohy t
a I drates 15 fat 3880 feeding value m
per acre
1 Cow Peas two tons 166 protein
i 420 carbohydrate 15 fat 2530
t I value per acre
Tim > thy Hay one and a half a
Bto 1tons 59 protein 450 carbohy J
l drates 14 fat 1572 value pert
t
t
iacre
l3proteinM C1
M 3R1 cIIbohldlat 3lat 2242 f
value per acre
L m Table No 2 showing feeding u
i
1 value lIe grain or seed
4 Soy Bean thirtythree and a
proteina
288 carbohydrates 169 fat 3500
value
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Cow Pdaa thrtytbr 4ad A
third bushel M tun 288 prottda
5500 carbohydrates 17 fat 17J4
value Oats sixty busluli to ton 11 1 3
nprotein fIJi LMI rul + drates 50 fat
1672 value
Corn thirtyfive bushle to too
ons
1008 protein 67b carbohydrates
54tst 1772 value
Oil tike one ton ixJ protein
384 carbohydrates 30 fat 200i
valued
valueCotton
Cotton Seed Meal one ton 42 3
protein 236 carbohydrates 121
fat y 2322 value
A knowledge or want of knot
ledge of this table maker cue mar
a ucces another mart a failure
Your successful man miy nut know
eflecto r
8that follow the tllle of these differ
ent feeds
Take cow peas outs and corn f
and you will see they are tory
nearly the same in figures feeds
them separately to your young 1
youngL
stock and you will find the OttW pen
is much isle best outs uext Corn
tic e
standard 1I
theSoybbad n
has more than three times as much
protein us corn or oats three time
as rough fntas corn or oats loss
than cotton aged meal but the bean
is more digestible The Soybean
having nearly seventeen pounds
fat or oily matter gives it a special
value as a lubricator of the bowels
It in this easy digestion and fat
that malflbs the Soy bean the great
est for this dairy cow the brood
lOW breeding ewe or winter egg
ood we can grow on a farm
All stock men know timothy hay
in winter produces constipation of
the bowels and that clover hay
keeps them in an ideal condition
Soy beans and Cow peas have ex
actly the same effect as red clover
After growing and feeding Sot
eans and Cow peas for years not
ing carefully the results produced
as feed both the grain and hay as
well as the value as fertilizers I
predict that in the near future
Soy beans will supplant both cotton
seed meal and oil cake in any lati
tude where they will mature
We are led to this conclusion be
cause a farmer can raises ton of
Soy beans worth threshed straw
ncluded three times as much as a
ton of corn and for less cost than
the ton of corn and for the addi
tional reason while lie is raising
his ton of highly concentrated food
he is at the same time adding a fer
tilyter to hid soil worth ntarly as
mi has the feed value
I will give one more table giyinjf
Cow peas red clover and Soy benos
seed top and roots as ftilijgeify j
That is to saycrops sthnatet
and plowed under at proper time
Yill add the several alt to th4
top soil getting the nitrogen lroij
the air and tbe phosphate and pow
nah from below where Htredmmof
arm crops reach I
The estimated yields t ba ed
upOn the crop grown on good clover
soil
oilSoy
Soy bean II nine and a half tons
puacre 174 nitrogen 44 phos
torlc acid 115 potash 3405
Cow peas eight tons per acre 90
nitrogen 23 phosphoric acid 17
potash 1830
Red clover thirteen twqs per
acre 182 nitrogen 46 phosphoric
acid 184 potash 3876
Corn oats wheat and In the
rasses except the clovers are soil
exhausters termed exhaustive
crops because they take up the ele
ments that make their grovHti
namely nitrogen phosphate and
potash all out of the soil each crop
using so much of this fixed amount
Adepleted and wornout soil stands
for the degree of exhaustion Soy
beans Cow pen s Lall the clbv
ers or leguminous faniily of plnnU
are termed air feeders of renovator
crops We call the bean and pea
sun plants because tne hotter the
sun and dryer the weather the bet
tel they thrive
We call them catch crops because
they can be grown profitably after
wheator oat crop has been taken
oft the ground and at the time of
year other crops will scarcely grow
I harvested ripe mature seed
this pftst year before frost planted
after cats were put in barn
Another thing in favor of Soy
bean I over clover is the fact they
will make a ful seed or hay crop
in from sixty to one hundred nnd
twenty days whito it takes = clover
fromfourteen t6 sixtaen months
The certainty bf Spy beans malting
ing a crop and the Uncertainty of
clover is another point in favor of
beans Clover has to run the
gauntlet of two winters and one
°
t Ysw kt
summer and my experience teacbe I
me it gets badly maimed if riot
knocked out entirely
tkOOCked we roust consider the need
8and planting
The dwnrf is tlr hog feed and
will niaka more busheU on same
ground than corn nud tbueb richer
an tables quoted show
Soy bean like Cow peas are
tropical plants and should Hot be
planted until the weather and
ground are warm not rattler than
June 1 nor later than August 1
Plant dwarf variety earlier in
rows twenty inches Apart and
three inches between rows and
warm up If a little lath in plant
ing them make rows lily sixteen
inches apart so they Will very sooo
shade the ground beGTftle at this
season the ground Ityflr er and
t
needs some shade to kfttfffc moisture
Dwarf SOS grow a U ajt eighteen
inches high nnd are littdd with
beans from ground uj 7 The me
dium height Soy is thdtay bean
and grows about the Afeot high
thor
and should prove n clAlmond to
dwarf variety as bet11fr deed
I plant early in tw toMfbUr inch
rows on well preparj grpund one
seed every three inches if laterI
rows not over twont inches apart
When planting for sued I use about
onethird of a bushonpar ncrc For
hay crop sow with Avhoat drill or
by hand one and tnahnlf bushels
per acre N Vv
When drilled I cdltlvntvithhar
row Very ahalJSw itiftirtition is
best and they inquire vary little 1
cultivation To make hay fait vvlifltiin bloom
or very soon thereafter Qure ns you
do clover taking1 care toIfnndle as
promptly as possible tqi eve all
leaves and stttift
The best way s to put in small
piles to prevent ttinr too dry as
this will entail tich loss I
By running tldE liny through a
good feed cuttal iou have an ideal I
feed Cut vheb turn ug r pe or in I
the dough state for bean fodder as I
this is called It can be cut with nI
cora knife taking a stick two feet
long in the left hand turning each
rpw as it is cut An active man or
boy will cut one acre a day It1
could be cut with droppsrorbmder j
set up in bundles of four to six1
bundles so air can readily pass
through and cure thoroughly to
prevent mold
The mammoth is the Silo bean i
find grows all summer will grow
about Jive feet high and should be
planted in rows two and a half feet
apart one seed every three inches
jit makes n wonderfully fine thing
to mix with corn ensilage
Sincerely jour frieiid
32 B OGUSSUY
f January 1 19UO
TIvu llUIlb1 iI n lr I
Whtn p opte buy trot and hay
SXHIR it rneauft tbejW tIRhett The
people of the Unit d 0UUs IIrtJ mm
ut fug Hfwirtlsdplicfy Cat llrlic ttt
tIC ntlu of twp mlllfort ttoxvfi H your
a id it will be ihrv million hfort
Ijfew Years UIUMUS HjBrit proved
Lhat GiWOHrets are the moot dufigluful
bowel r gnlitr for verjU > dv the
year round All clrntrginlrt lOc 36j
Mu n box euro KUftiautetd
The But Society In Havana is 1
Made Up of Cubans
1
Americans generally have the J
idea that in the old days the most I
brilliant social element in Havana I
were the Spanish officials and their I
suites I wish they could see the
horrible little outhouse in which
six staff officers and their families
were supposed to live at the sump
mer palace It would serve to ac
centuate their mistake j
As a matter of fact the social cir
cle of Havana has always been
made up of Cubans Cubans witbJ
Spanish titles Gust as Canadians J
have Bnjdlth ones and Cubans J
without j rich Cubans and poor 1 J
ones but ftiw > ys and preeminently
if not ejtcUjjsi sly Cubans Prom I
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lards we r o strangers and foreign
ers who oiight or might not be ad
mitted to ijese sapro4 points ac
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liThe Sool Life of Hnvnl1n byI
1 tOjit IMC U Sitill the I
February ibAers j
Scribnerl Ma niDe for Febru
ary has forflts frontispiece a por
trait of Dolt ld G Mitchell recent
ly drawn Will life by A I Keller
This is prlsi ffl in tints and is a
striking likij ajBs of the venerable
author of n R eries of a Bachelor
It is accompanied with an article
The Master of Edgewood by
Arthur ReedKimball who writes
on that gracious and person nrsidot
of Mr Mitchells long literary ca
reer which is associated with his
farm and his friends
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For wile by R C llurdwick and
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from Boston on Bebriiury Ion their
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Mr Bryan says that bolting demo
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itud that AeriDI inroads will be made
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Resolutions of Respect
At a call meeting of the Tobacco
Board of Trade held at the office of
Gaithar t West Jan 28 1900 viz
President J II Eggtetouprclidin
E M Flack F M Byars wild W
11 Faxon were appointed to draw
up the following resolution on the
death of our brother member J K
GantWhereas r
Whereas under the dispensation
ofan airwise Providence death bas
again invaded our ranks and re
moved our associate J K Gant
who from his boyhojd has been an
active and honored member of this
board therefore
Resolved That by his untimely
death the board has suffered the
loss of a valued member in whose
honesty and integrity this board
had unbounded confidence his gen
erous and kind hearted nature
made him a favorite with all and it
can be truly said he died without
an enemy
Resolved 2 That we extend our
sympathies to his familand friend
in this their hour of deep affliction
Resolved 3 That FM Bjmrs
it r A Barnett D F SmithDnf
H Abernathy E M 33 laBl and
tII Campbell be appoiiijttill active
halt bearers and Tr ajajijery I
rt1eE
Jti W Williams Sam Jjp Cl ipr > A1f
tL Nelson D G Wile d1Y
laudy be appointee rnrn
bearers itr
Resolved 4 Tilwhe W blccO
Board of Trade at but tlnexal
in a bod fJ
Resolved 5 t filet a Copy ot tJ pse
resolutions be Jf on theintn
utes a copy pubU J1 the pa
pers and a copg < senV tp the
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rxW eretary
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meeting at which rflpluUou were ltd
opted Hshiug Preldpnt Mikinloy to
njediitte nod if u oAeaary to demand
that the Transvaal war be stopped
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Police QfHcera of Quinoy III killed
two export aufe blowers supposed to
bo from Chicago aud badly wounded
n third man The men shot are bo
lievpd to have opperntod In Illinois
townsnriyweeM0i
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Lesr than a far remains In rhich
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v I vflticncr your vote for the next
jlent of tls United States
iit fcricviiis wrongs hnve been
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i evidenced by the speech writings and
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