New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

III London MANY Jews send their new years
greetings to their friends through Jewish papers
and the issues the Friday preceding the ne"
year usually contain many columns OF Iecl'a'lo"s.
This year a New York Jewish paper has followed
the custom and has published one page OF greet
ings," among which are these.
in order to assist IN preventing the congestion
Of the malls. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lucas and the
Misses Sieto express their year greetings TO
their many friends in this manner. No. 80 west
105th street New York city
Senator and Mrs. Simon Ciuggenheim Wish you
n happy year..
Mrs. y. Wilzn and son wish everybody every
where n happy new year. No cards
Happy new year With Zions greetings. Annie
Zeitn.'
Happy new year to everybody everywhere.
Samuel W. Goldberg. No. 80 West s5th street"
The Visitor-How old are you. Tom?
The Boy-Aw; ma says !! m 100 700 aours cy ,spen vp
don't get 'em!-Tit-Bits
Consul General w II Michael in response 10 an
American inquiry as to the utilization OF bamboo
in India writes from Calcutta as follows Inc
general outcome Of the experiments 10 ascertain
the suitability of certain Burmese un'oers' pam
boos and fbres for the making OF pulp for paper
manufacture has, II is officially reported, gone 10
show that the pulp produced from the burmese
woods experimental with. while II might ma a
local Burmah for the manufacture OF cheap
paper would not enter into serious competition
with the high class wood pulps obtainable IN Eng
land n exported as paper pulp thence. The re-
suits of the experiments with bamboos were. how
ever more promising. and 1t is considered that the
manufacture of paper pulp would De prac
from n commercial point OF view Ihe prospects
OF an export trade for unbleached bamboo pup
appear TO be favorable. having regard 10 the eX-
ceIlent quality of the pulp prepared under favor
able conditions. The report estimates that a Ton OIL
unbeached bamboo pulp could be produced IN
Rlirn1ah for ST. including manufacturing costs IN
plementcd by the freight To England and sundTy
dues would be increased to S31 as the pr1ce ae-
Iivered TO London Liverpool. and considering
the quality of the pulp profit should be reahzeo'
since wood pulp Is valued at $40 - SO ton
Policeman that rufian took my wifes arm!.
Punch
The recent action Of Captain Charles J. Badger
L S X. superintendent OF the Naval Acade'S'
IN recommending the dismissal OF four midsh'p'neh
for 'Frenchlng" has caused much uneasihcsS III
the entire brigade at annapolis, "Frencning IN
academy vernacular means leaving the academy
limits without permission and despite an eIloi'S
of the authorities has hitherto been rather ire
quent The usual punishment for this offence mas
been nifty demer!ts and a month on the PRISON sup
santee and deprivation of all liberty In that ana
the succeeding month No such severe punSiirlei''
az Captain Badger recommended lateiy-disnllssal-
has ever been known at the Naval Academy for
this infringement OF the regulations The mid
dies are anxiously awaiting the action OF the Navy
Department on the recommendation rev OF 'ie"
are willing 10 risk the penalty Of dsmis% Tor the
Measures OF "FrcnChing." yet sometimes I" the
Toidsbipnlan mind that seems Glmost 4 necessity
She bathes in the morning. PLAYS tennis at noon'
And dresses six times like Il belle.
She dances each night until daylight mas come
While she rests at the summer hotel
"'''' ' Pick -Me-Up
In an article Southern enthusiasm Wiener
Zet" gives a glowing account of Eleonora Duse q
triumph at Rio de Janero She appeared in an
Tbsen play on the evening of her departure The
President OF the republic. with his whole family.
went TO the theatre under escort of troop of
cavalry and with band The fire department
band played in front OF the theatre. and between
the acts one could hear the Italian and the Bra
lillian national anthems ali sides. Over the
stage arch electric lights were arranged TO spell
Hail Duse,' and the words glowed on the
front Of the building. When the performance was
over the students Of Rio insisted that she must
follow them 10 the foyer. There all the men of
high standing were presented TO her. a marble
tablet commemorative OF the evening was un-
veiled and finally she departed for her hotel In
the automobile of Cabinet minister and under
military escort.
Mrs Chatterton is perfect talking machine" d"
''As a piece of machinery, though. she lacks one
detail"
What is that?'
The exhaust baltimore American.