New York, Jan. 2.
As a result of experiments for substituting the wood of eucalyptus for spruce as material for making] newsprint paper the university of Winsconsin has made paper _from eucalyptus grown in Sao Paulo, Brazil, which is said to have an excellent prin strong enough to be used on high-speed presses, It is estimated that such paper cane produced at about half the cost of the present imported variety. tion will bring paper manufactural It is expected that the new inven.
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