New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-10-19
WHOLE NUMBER 1877.
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Whom the Pilgrims first landed they
.lel en- their knees, after. which they
fell on the aborigines.
The Wilmington On. C. } Star claims
that the forest acreage Of that State is
greater than that of three or four Of the
Northwestern States combined.
Dysentery is increasing to an alarm
ing extent in the German army, and
many regiments are compelled to dis
continue taking part in the mAneuvers.
Small coaches for four persons have
been put on the streets OF Boston by
new company. The fare to any point
within the city limits is Is cents per
passenger.
An Ohio man named Jacob Carter,
who was on avisit to his friends in In
diana. lost Is cents in the grass, and
became so excited in locking for it that
he burst q blood vessel and died.
3 A Tennessee girl went out for sail
with man who was painting to die for
her. A squall upset the boat, and he
painted for shore and let . negro rescue
her. ~s ,.f 4es..a.
John B. Raymond, Of Fargo, Dakota,
says that he has harvested this season
@5O, 900 worth of wheat from farm
that cost him only e59, 600 two years
ago. s...;,..,f. Il, 5 ar
It is the Australian and New Zealand
markets which take much of the sur
plus hops Of the Pacific coast. The
amount reaching New York is not be-
neved to be large. !,
Q Over 1000. 600 sheep have been
sheared this year in the state of Michi-
gan, and tho clip Of wool amounts, by
official figures, to 1924, 163 pounds, or
nearly ST pounds per head. III: "a.
Il is said THAT Sitting Bull han be- :
come sad and Respondent, so much so
that = vague hope prevails that he may
commit suicide. This is about the only
4anguinary act he has not committed
IN his illustfious career. -e---egs.-
Three methods are practised inFrance
to protect the vines from phylloxera,
according to Mr.. Percival: First sub
1nersion Of the vineyard, when practi-
cable; second, employment of insecti- :
tides, and third (where the vineyards
have been destroyed, the planting of
the more hardy American vines.
p. T. Qninn. has tried fifteen
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