New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-18
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Danish engineer. after several years Of expert
ment. has evolved invention for concentrating
beer in hard substance which, dissolved in water.
gives good beverage One and a half klOs con-
tain eighteen litres after dissolution. This beer re-
mains sound for six months. The inventor has
succeeded in producing with success different sorts
OF beer. including ale and stout
Hello Leo" painted the tiger. I've been chas-
ing wounded antelope for several miles. Did it
No" replied the lion contentedly licking his
chops, 1T didn't pass here Philadelphia Press.
Maine guides deny the current stories OF great
mortality in the last winter among deer. This
has been the winter for the deer. far the
snow goes we have had for many years. one
guide IS quoted as saving, In the first OF the
winter the snow fell 10 depth of about two feet,
and the deer could go anywhere without being con-
fined to the yards Then that crusted over and
stiu more fell, but the crust on the first supply
was So strong that the deer could run anywhere
and although there is now from four 70 dve feet
on the level in some portions Of the Mount
Katahdin region the deer can sCOot through II Ike
a streak and find all the feed they want outside
the yards if that in the yards IS not so plentiful"
Tom-If, as you say. Pearl is such Jewel. why
Jack-Im afraid there is a flaw IN the mother
-pearL-ChicaSo News.
The extraordinary sight Of a deserted ship firmly
wedged on the crest OF an immense iceberg has
been witnessed near the Falkland Islands Captain
Amaditijou OF the French bark Emile GaIline
while a voyage from London 10 Portland. Ore.
into a field OF icebergs. ana his ship. while
gropng her way into open water. brought up
against a berg carrying a large iron bark. dis
masted. but otherwise intact
Heiress-whlch would you rather lose. Jack-us
or my money?
He-You Sweetheart,
He-I would. because. don't you see. dearest.
even II lost you you'd sun have your money 70
Heiress~Dear Jack:-Ilustrated Bits.
Samples % alcohol made from sawdust have been
sent 10 the Department Of Agriculture from one
OF the big sawnills where the work is being done
on a commercial scale; that is TO say. a distlung
plant has been installed which is turning out sew
eral barrels OF alcohol daily though no figures arc
available 70 the actual cost OF manufacture
compared With wood alcohol or that from grain.
The interesting point about the sawdust alcohol
Is that II Is not wood alcohol. having OF the
properties Of that fluid but IS an ethyl alcohol that
cannot be told from that made from grain. The
difference is that the sawdust alcohol is made after
the sawdust has been treated with acid. trans
forming II into dexrose and is then distilled in the
regular way. II the work can be done at a profit
and the indications from the,wOrk OF the company
point 10 this being fact it will not only make
valuable by-pfoduct out OF the sawdust that has
heretofore been intolerabe nuisance to the saw
mills but It viii open UP a way TO make alcohol
Irohtably from straw, cane corn stalks and almost
any other vegetable refuse.
You made the most OF your opportunities -
i did" answered the dashins fuancier. Il man
aged 20 put mortgages some of my OPPORTUNITIES
before they really Observation-Disclosures Star.
In Mexico the national anthem is held in such
high esteem that permission must be secured from
the authorities play II at places not included IN
the list provided by law. IL was played recently
in church at TERRA Blanco in honor OF Areh-
bishop Outflow. who was visiting the place bur no
permit having been secured the church dignitary
was arrested imprisoned and fined for the offence
and fine was also imposed on every member OF
the orchestra which had been secured to play the
anthem. The law for keeping sacred the national
anthem was passed. To prevent its Use at bull fights
and theatres.
Flows your flying machine coming On9''
I'm in trouble about "a admitted the inventor
Won't SO. eh2'
Won't 90. Man. it's gone And the only motive
power was a writ OF replevin. Philadelphia