Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

Condensed TeIeqrams

The Kansas corn crop may total 110,000,000 bushels.
 Bar silver touched another high rec ord price in London at 46d.
 The American schooner Laura c. Anderson was sunk by bombs. l The flour output of Minneapolis last week was increased 29.505 barrels. An x-ray school for reserve officers in the medical corps was opened at Boston. Many persons were injured in a fire 1 which broke out in Kazan, 43O miles l east of Moscow.
 Another se15, ,ooo, GOO for the shipping boards building programme was asked of congress.
 Justin N. Study, for 22 years sup srintendent of Fort Wayne schools, died Of heart disease.
 Arsentina will not ask for the re- newal of the $11. 100000 American loan l which expires Sept. Is. German newspapers are celebrating the victories of the soldiers of the country over the Russians.
 Announcement was made by. the treasury that the final payments on Liberty Loan bonds were made.
 Lieutenant Francis MeLaren, an aviator and member of parliament, was killed while flying in England.
 Isaac Fromme, protege of Richard Croker, and ex-register of New York, is dead at the age of 6s years.
 The Nonu N~~L cx.&. r,, mission announced that 1000 farm hands were needed to harvest the crops.
 vey announces that $141, ,543, 300 worth of gold and silver was produced in 1916..
 Hospital internes and medical stu dents who were more than a year at college will be exempt from the se- lective draft.
 The first of the British standardized merchant steamers was commissioned after making several successful trials
 Department of justice agents ar rested three more men in Yonkers on the charge of supplying liquor to sol diers in uniform.
 Mrs. Sarah Proctor Morris, mother of Clara Morris. the actress, died of paralysis at Tuckahoe. N. Y. She was 94 years old.
 MT. kirkoH, a Bulgarian socialist, in an interview said he believed the Maxinalist faction in Russia is at tempting another revolt
 The French administration gives notice of great delay on all telegraph | ic communications, owing to contin- i uation of a storm.
 Three French vessels over 500 tons | and one less than 1,600 tons were sunk | by submarines and mines the week | ending Aug. 26.
 Allen BIount, a boy from St. Louis in the French Foreign Legion cap- i tured 30 German prisoners alone and | will get the War Cross.
 Claiming his wife and baby are de- pendent on his gained for Bryant ! moving picture star, ex- emption from military service. ,wo others were seriously injured at 1 Pennsylvania Railroad crossing near Md. The Russian Provisional government authorized the admission of women to III forms of state service on the same conditions ar men.
 The Drama League of America of ,ers prizes of $500, $250, and $100 for he three best patriotic plays suitable Or performance by amateurs.
 Gen. Pablo Gonzales left Mexico Cfty for the United States to arrange or the shipment of arms and ammu- 1ition long held by the embargo.
  Officials of the American Railways association announced the troops will | rave Pullman trains whenever possi- 'le for transportation to camps.
 The opinion of Roger c. Sullivan, Iemocratic leader and former candi- late for the United States senate from Illinois. is that the war will not last trough December. The number of cattle in Sweden was educed Is per cent. by the food hortage. The government licensed he exportation of 5000 head of cattle o Ireland and Norway.
 The Lyons. France, police arrested saymond Robillot, F years old, on the harge of having attacked O. l.. Nc 1ellan, formerly a Louisiana senator,