Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-28

SOe'oul m IIUpUs HUH lO
 Condensed TeIegrams
 Michael stakovich, governor-qener. al Of Finland. has resigned. | President Wilson is to attend the 1 Fort Meyer training camp on August | 11th.
 Senator Lewis said the next draf, call for men would be about next Oc- | tober.
 Figures showing the progress of the British recruiting in the United States are 3,601 for six weeks Thomas s. Young, s7 years old. Fan- wood, New Jerseys first mayor and oldest commuter, is dead.
 Gold coin to the amount of S1 36o 900 has been withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Spain.
 More than 25o,ooo aliens in the Unit ed States have taken out their first citizenship papers since March
 Senator Thomas of Colorado left for Denver on a six weeks leave given by the senate. He Is in poor health.
 
 sneland is going to fix prices for necessary foods to prevent speculation and eliminate unnecessary middlemen.
 Five Russian women of the Reui- ment Legion of Death lost their lives in a fight with the German troops.
 A revolver battle on downtcvp street of St. Louis resulted in the death of Deputy Constable w. Costel- To.
 Mata Han, a dancer, has been order ed shot by a military court in Paris as a spy. She claims she is of Dutch nationality.
 New York tea importers received ca ble advfces that freight rates from Ceylon to this country had advanced g per cent.
 James A. Taylor was expelled from the New. York Stock Exchange after being found guilty by the governors of irregularities.
 pr. Alfred Gonzales, formerly pres 'dent of Costa Rica, has undergone an operation for appendicitis in a hospi- tai at Philadelphia.
 Luther Burbank, noted hortieuItur- ist, i'll at his home in Santa Rosa. Gal. with an infamed appendix, is pronounced out of danger
 Attorney General Gregory released John Muller, an alien, from jail at Bal timore. He was held on charge of travelling without permit
 Four training camps of the Signal Officers Reserve corps have been open ed. The officers will receive thirteen I'm "a 1esixy oi17fs1
 Two Italian steamships and one sail ing vessel were sunk during the week ended July 22. The French lost no ships during the same period.
 The Belgian War Mission to the United States headed by Baron Mon chelT returned to Washington after a 9,0O0-mile tour of the country.
 Forty Chippewa Indians from the Lac Courte Oreilles reservation enlist ed in company that will take them into the sixth Wisconsin regiment.
 Private Charles CayIet, In the French army, rescued a child who was drown ing after the steamship La Majerda was torpedoed. Caylet has a wooden leg.
 William c. Herring, former sheriff of Bergen county, N. J., is dead at his home at Harrington Park following a stroke of paralysis. He was S1 years old.
 While pinning curtains on a stretch CT several weeks ago, Miss M. Moran Of Brooklyn, pricked her finger with a pin. She died from blood poison ing.
 AIvah B. Taylor, veteran of the 118th regiment, New York, died at Green wich, Conn He was taken prisoner and confined in Libby prison for months.
 The machinery of the Austrian and | German ships seized in Siam after the l declaration of war with the Central | damaged. |
 Bennett MouIter, an American avi- ator in the French service, was iniur- | ed when he was pitched out of his | aeroplane after a flight over the Ger man lines.
 pr. Fridtjoff Nansen. the Arctic ex- 2lorer. and six other prominent Nor wegian arrived at an Arctic port as members of q special commission to he United States.
 Thirty men and one woman, mem oers of the l. w w were deported out If Bemidji. Minn., by 15o armed cit Zens with clubs. They were sent out 1 )f town on a west bound train.
 Service of the Southern Pacific com )any's Atlantic steamship lines be- ween New York and New Orleans and !! was declared necessary by he Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Col. Edgar S. Jennings. warden of Auburn prison, resigned. He will soon DC called to France with the Third regiment, N. Y. N. c. Harry R. Kid ley. now assistant clerk of the prison, will serve as warden.
 NO FEAR OF EMBARGO. leutrais Export Just as Much to Ger
 many Despite American Ban. Washington, July 27. - Reports | ca ching here indicate that the Amer can governments refusal to grant any