Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-24

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 Condensed Telegrams The third consignment of the draft ed men of Watertown left for Camp 1 Dix.
 Pershing had a long conference in Paris.
 Great Britain will guarantee a price of $221 bushel for wheat grown in Canada.
 The names of two wounded Ameri- cans appeared on the Canadian cas- ualtleS list.
 The Women's Club in Wheeling, w. Va. voted against the holding of the Wagnerian opera. The study of German will be drop ped from the course at the hign schools at Hempstead, l.. I. The Pekin Gazette, which recently published a number of hostile articles l toward Japan, was suspended. The Signal Corps needs thousands l Of chauffeurs and mechanicians for work on a1rplaneS and engines. A fire on the waterfront in San Francisco destroyed a flour warehouse | belonging to the Albers Brothers Co. 
 But one French ship of more than | t,6oO tons was sunk by submarines
 last week, it was announced in Paris The American forces overseas will soon be using tanks of the same make as the kind used in the latest drives. Dr. Maurice F. Eagan, the American
 minister to Denmark. has decided to sail for the United States in Decem- Der.
 Nine branch line trains in Louisi- ana have been discontinued by the Texas & Pacific Railway to conserve coal.
 A fire of supposedly incendiary ori- gin destroyed two grain elevators and an entire business block in Lennon, $. D.
 Four women born in foreign lands were admitted to citizenship in the United States District Court in New York.
 Suspected of being a German spy, Andrew Geittze of Toledo, is being held by the police. He is an expert iinguist.
 Absolute evidence that Lenine is T German spy and sent to Russia to l cause disorder is in the hands of the French. Sugar beet farmers were urged by
 the Department of Agriculture to keep
 up the sugar crop at the present level at least.
 A storm swept over. Saginaw Bay, Bay City, Mich. and destroyed a con siderable amount of summer resort i property. ss ,, .-,.s The trial of Albert C. KaItschr,idt the well known German of Detroit for compiicity in the dynamite plots, will begin soon. Because of alleged ,disIoyaI remarks coat of tar and feathers were giv-
 en to B. H. Stratemeyer, German, at
 Osaxis, Minn. Max Under, soldier ;n the quarter masters department at Fort Logan, Colorado. was arrested on a charge of being a spy. . A quantity of powder was found in car load of coal as it was being talk | en into Greenwald Packing Co, of l Baltimore, Md H. L. Hoistein speaker of the Ha- | waiian legislature, was appointed tenn porary administrator for the estate of
 the late queen. The Cuban Senate adopted a reso- 1 lution to have ,crba adhere to the 1 photographic cntion signed in London in 1912. One of the largest and most inn pcrtant chemical works, Frankfort -on- the Main. in Germany, was destroyed by an explosion. About 15O0 Germans who have been working along the New York water front under permits were ordered by the police to depart. More than 2,ooo drafted men are now
 being trained as radio and buzzer or- orators for service in the United States Army Signal service. The Thanksgiving Day turkey will
 not be sold for more than fl cents a pound minimum price set by the Chicago Food administration. According to Americans arriving the northern part of Mexico are starv- ing. The food supply is scarce. pr. Fischer, an American dentist who has been living in Germany for 10 years and practicing at Cologne, was taken into the Germany army. Stockholders of the Anglo o-Ameri- can Oil Co.,, endorsed the plan to i'm crease the capital of the company from 100000 pounds to 3,oo0,0oO pounds. For the sixth time in six months h1shwavmen entered the town of Union Springs, N. Y, and robbed the Lehigh Valley station and two stores.