Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
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eSI m COnneCIlCuI in FrOj
 Condensed Telegrams The report that a U-boat base was found at Santos is denied by naval | ofiicils.
 Ooden, Utah, was designated as a l reserve city by the Federal Reserve | board.
 The Ford automobile plant at Bor- deauX was seized by the French gov ernment.
 Subscriptions to Russia's liberty loan reached total of 2,602 100000 rubles, about sI,33S, ss9,2 200.
 The French mine sweeper Jupiter
 was sunk by submarine in the Eng fish channel. Eleven lives were lost
 The Buenos Aires Herald prints
 rumor that R. $. Naon, Argentine am bassador to the United States, is about to resign.
 runor was circulated throughout
 Euenos Aires that the British Royal
 Mail steam packet had been sunk by a submarine.
 The Commercial Gable Go. announc- es that messages in authorized codes
 may now be accepted for points in the interior of Cuba. Secretary Houston issued an order prohibiting the import of cotton or
 cotton products from Mexico because
 of the boil weevil. Announcement was made in com
 mons that in recent operation in Arabia the Turks lost TOO killed and
 620 taken prisoners.
 The reorganized Ruranian army has joined in the Russian offensive ac- cording to Petrograd cables received at the Russian embassy.
 The senate judiciary committee re- Jected the nomination of William E.
 Thomas as a Federal judge for the southern Georgia district.
 A fire in the storehouse of Leon
 Henry in Hoboken, filled with cocoa
 nut shells and oil, destroyed about
 S200000 worth of property.
 A despatch from christiana says a German submarine has sunk the Nor ENegian bark Fiorelia near Iceland Ths vessel was 1.16S tons gross.
 Major General siebert, second in
 command of the America nexpediton- ary forces in France, has left for Par is for conference with his chief
 The Y. M. c. A. supplies on the american steamship Kansan were lost
 when the ship was sunk The total
 consignment amounted to $1s.O00
 Maj General Pershing and the French minister of munitions visited the largest intuition plant in Paris and received a tremendous welcome. 
 The congress of South America neu- tral nations, which was to have been held this month under the auspices of Argentina, has been again postpon- ed.
 Copies of notice to mariners to the eHect that a net will be stretched in Long Island Sound issued by Rear Haven.
 Photographic communication between Tientsin and Pekin is Interrupted. from Tfentsin, but train service is un- reliable.
 Two equipped anbuIances were pre- i Chapter of the Red Cross by the New York Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
 TdfiS papers say tne naTfNe peer 1 brewing industry will have to be aid | ed by imports of barley from America. l French brewers are negotiating with America for supplies. Chicago received a car of new red wheat and it sold at S2f7. Kansas i City reported the arrival of six cars l of ney wheat and some of the hard varieties sold at $40 1 David E. Fitzgerald. general chair
 man of the exemption tr"rds in New 1 Haven, stated that the work here will
 probably end today and the lists will | be in Washington by Sunday. Eneiand's grain crop is below the average. according to the Board of Az riculture. only S4 per cent. Of the bar ley and 93 per cent. of the oats are promised. Potatoes are above the nor nal.
 According to a captain of an Amer ican ship wIli-h arrived in an Allan the American expedition to France was attacked by q large number of IT. boats.
 Fines Of $500 each and sentence of one days imprisonment were imposed upon Owen Cattell and Charles F. Phillips. Columbia University students convicted of conspiracy in violating the conscription law. Senator Sherman Turned over to the government a letter received from Brownsville. Texas. giving details of an alleged plot among German sym pathizers there to ship explosives 10 Mexico to destroy oil fields. 4 wholesale Tiquor firm at New Ha- ven announced it's approaching retire ment from business due, 1t set forth. to the dubious outlook by reason of pending national legislation on the making and sale of intoxicating bev- erages.
 Governor Cox of Ohio, at Fort Ben iam min Harrison, Ind- declared that "the slaughter of the trench warfare is about at an end" He also said that American aviators will blow the C.a1.r,ans frnn1 the trenches