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Show ;d I GERMAN SOAP FROM SUGAR ri- li Discovery That Promises to Be of lm- s mense Importance to Country In fj the Midst of War. The discovery Is announced of a method of manufacture of soap from e- sugar, of which Germany has plenty, ir Instead of from oil, which is scarce. In n !iie past it has been possible to use Wf?ar only In soaps that had little a value. By the new method, it is ci Maimed, the soap produced is Dot a ily fine and delicate, but it acts as 6 Sciently in salt water as In fresh a fact that may make the soap valu-aWe valu-aWe for the navy. Articles that formerly had to be a sent to chemical laundries can now be W ashed with the new kind of soap The finest kinds of silks, It Is alleged, ,l not only are not harmed by it, but uiJ their colors are brought out brilliantly ani as new. In addition, the sugar soap seems to be responsible for a minimum of the wear and tear occa-kerned occa-kerned by old-fashioned cleansing ve- 10'' |
