Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-25

Wnlcn the recruits will be taken for the first national army will begin on July l.
 Ben Harper, negro chauffeur of Houston, was lynched at Corbey, Texas, for running over a girl i3 years old.
 The British government decided to release the ban on imported cotton goods, hosiery and glassware from the
 Travellers from Stettin, Prussia, go- ing to Malmo, Sweden, report exten- by women and children.
 Thousands of Russian prisoners cap tured by Germany have died from starvation and more are dying from famine and tuberculosis.
 Burglars dynamited the safe of the postofice of the Three Bridges. near Flemington, N. J., but only $50 in cash and stamps were taken
 Count Henry Clam Martinic, premier ot the Austrian cabinet, which recent ly resigned, failed in his attempt to reconstruct the ministry.
 Official reports from the battlefield say that 91 per cent. of the German soldiers who are wounded recover and are ready for service again.
 Vice Admiral Sims, on being ques- toned in regard to the report of the destroyer sinking a submarine, denied the charge and said 1t was false
 The Danish ship Orion was sunk by German submarine in the North Sea, the crew was picked up by a Dutch ship and landed in Norway.
 There were many disorders among the Russian sailors aboard the Black Sea fleet Some officers were arrest ed and others disarmed by the crews.
 The exking of Greece is on bis way to Germany and arrived at Thusis, Switzerland. The station was guard cd by troops to prevent manifesto tions. Secretary Houston appealed to the American housewives to assist the | national food conservation movement | by canning perishable fruits and vege- tables.
 Private Charles Cohen of the 47th regiment. Brooklyn, was killed by an- other guardsman while on military duty upstate" was mistaken for | prowler.
 Finnish papers say that Japan of- | fered to support the Russian govern 1 ment in the work of establishing a | democratic government and reorgan- | izing the army.
 Fire destroyed the building occu- pied by the Overland Auto Service | Co. and several other concerns in the center of Philadelphia The loss was estimated at S2OO,0 900.
 On the second day after President appeal for recruits for the | army there were only SIS men obtain | o6 fhTnlIOhnTf he | since April 1.
 Frank kucera, member of the l 18th Field Regiment Artillery, en- at the state fair grounds at | Syracuse, N. Y, was stabbed to death l in fracas with fellow soldiers.
 A Budapest dispatch says the Hun the censorship from the papers as far as political economic and general for eign political news is concerned. home in London. He was the founder of popular restaurants bearing his name. with which many American travellers in London are familiar.
 The increase in U. S.. postal sav- ngs deposits for May, 1917. was S3,- 800, 900, more than one and one-half l times that for May, 1916. Total de- posits on June 1 were s131. 800, 900.
 PIattsburq is spick and span, the streets are all cleaned up md cantonments are glistening from he scrub bbing brush energy. Uniforms are pressed for inspection by Major General Bell.
 Fines of $2o0 were imposed on two at Medicine Hat, Alberta, Or trading with the enemy. They 1 were found guilty of sending money lome to Germany through the United States and Holland.
 Washington for demanding the vote, l Froup of women has donned over llls and gone to work in the lumber ard of the Ryan Car Works, Chi ago, at 30 cents an hour. ls
 A dispatch from Amsterdam to the london Exchange Telegraph says that 'urg, a province of southeastern Hol- ( and are on a strike for a minimum ( wage and an eight-hour day Ii
 A personal acquaintance with La f ayette and a voter for Wm. Henry Harrison when the hero of Tippecanoe vas a candidate for president in 1S40 | I were events in the life of Isaac Os- z -ood. of Utica, N. Y, who died in ,hicago at the age of 102.
 No cause has as yet been assie ned or the explosion at Cabanas. oppo- ite Havana Saturday which shook I he people sscurrying into the streets, [ many of theIn with visions of a pos g ible ajrplaine raid or bombartimeut by z
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