FRIDAY, .H'0reusber 8, 1927
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There are thousands if not tens of thousands Of
bushels of wild grapes of various kinds, now grow
ing in the different sections Of our country. each
bushe of which will make from two to three gal
Ions of vine; much better than the wretched stuff
imported in wood called Caret and other '.rot gut'
imported Wiaes Of low prices.


had some Fox grapes gathered for experiment.
from Where they grow naturally; after bruisng them
and straning them through thin piece of muslin.
tried specific gravity. and found it to be 1865,
Which was the average of three different wines, and
which is equal one pound four ounces Of the sweet
principles that is[sugar to gallon Of the juice or
must.