Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-18

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Condensed Telegrams Jeremiah MiIbank's yacht Sapphire was taken over by the Government.
 Secretary RedfisId appointed as ex- port head for the bureau of licenses MT. Parker. AVA
 E. K. vieter, former German vice. consul' was placed under arrest at | Richmond. Va.
 Ten of the German aliens who were lnterned at Ellis Island were sent to Oglethorpe. Ga '' America has begun reaistrstio, of ier cltlzens in England, according to a consular report.
 Iwo additional sections of the Amer1can Ambulance Corps have left TOT the front from Paris
 About 2,5oo,ooo bushels of grain were exported from the grain elevator .. MooseJaw, Saskatchewan.
 Iron ore shipments for the first five months Of 1917 have shown a decrease or more than 35 per cent.
 Gold to the amount ow s2,as5. .ooo was withdrawn from the Sub-Treas- >"-" AOi SLlpLHenC to Spain.
 reached when s1 1-4 cents an ounce was quoted in. the market
 A Berlin despatch reports the death there of Fritz von Friedla ender- E,1Ij ,ii widely known coal magnate.
 Drastic censorship on all outaoina cabLes on the Atlantic seaboard will
 
 The Commercial Cable Go. an- nounced that telegraphic communica- ton with Pekfn has been restored.
 Passengers on the Norweoian steam snip Krlstianafjord will be transferred to the Swedish steamship Stockholm. British steamship Miasni were saved when the ship was torpedoed bv a submarine.
 lemuel J. Tweedie, formerly lieuten- ant-goVernor of Canada, is dead at his home in Chatham, the province of New Brunswick.
 King George conferred upon three members of the American Legion of the Canadian forces the military medal for bravery
 The members of the Italian Mission to the United States are urging the extradition of Cocchi, murderer of Ruth Cruger.
 The Ukrainian National Assembly does not desire separation from Rus sla according to official word received at Petrograd
 Maurice Francis Esan, the American Minister to Denmark who has been fTny oh nounced better.
 Germany is building no more zeppe- i1ns and the thousands of men who were employed at the plants are manu- featuring airplanes.
 According to a cable from Central America ship from Boston arrived two months overdue on a voyage from a South Atlantic port
 Minister of War kerensky declared lu7tuuI9AoS 9ABq TI!M BIssnH lgql modelled along the same lines as that of the United States.
 Supreme Court Justic Hendrick de- n1ed the application of Jack Curley for an injunction against Jess Willard. heavyweight champion
 Dutch tramp steamship confirmed the report of Germany having 300 foot submarines. The Dutch ship was held up by the new submersible.
 Anti -conseription. feeling. turned to violence in Quebec when wind. tws were broken in the Quebec Chronicle and L'Evenement, and other damage done.
 The American steamship Grace was sunk by a submarine. The Standard Commercial Steamship Corporation a Cn in killed.
 Governor Goodrich of Indiana, a coal expert, said 1t would be impossible for l of varying costs in different regions.
 The German Legation at Argentina | was placed under strong mounted | guard and all identifying insignia re- moved, due to reports of a break with | Germany. pr1ves many hotels and restaurants of | the use of napkins and tablecloths The | bed linen is only changeable once | week in hotels.
 Five men were killed as they alight- | ed from one train and stepped in | front of another train on the Pitts | burgh and Lake Erie passenger train | at Youngstown.
 Various classes of workmen have | joined the building strike in Lisbon | within the last >forty- eight hours The | electric cars are not running, but order ] Is being maintained.
 Ripley Wilson, American consul at London, will leave shortly for the United States to recuperate from the effects of overwork during the past -hree years at hs post here.
 The first whaler in about twelve years to enter the port of New York arrived with a cargo of 1S,6O0 barrels 'f oil extracted from 297, Antarctic whales in he past six months.
 Four members of the aviation df- 7ision at Marblehead. Mass. were given an honorable discharge so as to ma ble them to go to France and 1ofn 1