Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-24
That of Paper, And Its Largest


 C0pdensed Telegrams
 MuIvane, Kans, offer $1 1,ooo,o 900 to the man that gets the Kaiser.
 Germany suppressed the newspaper Germania leading Catholic organ.
 Women of New York State who have enrolled in the cause of suffrage total 106, ,503.
 chief of the general staff under Pre- mier Kerensky.
 The King of Bavaria has sent to neutral @ countries pearls valued at $215 900 for sale.
 Nine persons were killed and many injured in an explosion in a munition factory in Ireland.
 The Kaiser passed through Budapest on his way to Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, to settle a dispute.
 The Greek Government will rebuild the city of Salonica, which was half destroyed by fire August IS.
 
 New York University will admit women to a preparatory medical course for the first time in it's history.
 James N. MoyIe, of Salt Lake City, was named as assistant secretary. Of ton.
 The British steamer Vienna, chart cred by the French line, was sunk on
 
 France.
 Fire believed to be of incendiary origin was discovered in the freight American port.
 Ernest Pasani, the giant moving pie ture hero, known as "Maciste was killed fighting for Italy. He starred in "Cabiria" and The Warrior
 Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the Secretary of State, accepted the sec of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
 The Navy Departments investiea ation into the mysterious balloons flying over parts of the Maine coast reveal they were only paper balloons.
 President Ellen F. Rendition of Wellesley College announced that 1912 young women had registered for the new term beginning today. ! Forty drafted men were assaulted and attempts to restrain them form leaving the Williamsburg district for Camp Upton were made by mob.
 Calvin McNab was appointed by President Wilson to settle the strike of iron workers on the Pacific Coast. McNab is San Francisco lawyer.
 A protest against drafting farm Iaborers for the army will be laid be- fore the President on Monday by a del- egation of farmers and representatives
 The Borden Farm Products Co. will close 20 of their 223 creameries Octob- er 1 because the increased price for milk has reduced the volume of sales.
 President MenocaI declared Cuba will be ready, to offer during the com ing year a sugar crop greater than any yet produced by any single  es that the cattle merchants have dis continued the supply of meat. Ber- in gets only one-sixth of the supply needed.
 The first section of the American Field Service, attached to the Amer can Ambulance Service, left Paris on :ars furnished by the citizens of Port 1 and, Ore.
 Senator Calder of New York intro luced a new bill to naturalize more | han 60O,00O aliens in three months l who, have signified their intention to l become citizens.
 The Food Administration announc- d that Miss Lucinda. Prince, of Bos- !, on, was made executive secretary in | harge of the conservation instruction l n stores in Massachusetts. The Food Administration Grain Cor | ,oration took over for the use of the | Belgian Relief Commission 1O0,0O0,00o | bushels of wheat held by neutrals at | Baltimore, awaiting license.
 According to a Mexican newspaper, nless the Cananea Consolidated Cop 'er Co. resumes operations within the eXt month, the Mexican Government will take over the property.
 When selected men from Pennsy1- ania with religious scruples against 7earing the uniform of the United 'tates were taken to Camp Meade, fd., they were forcibly dressed
 The steamers Great Northern and Northern Pacific of the Great North rn Steamship Co.,, were taken over ] y the Government for war uses.
 Instructors who find themselves in ympathy with Germany, German or German 'kultur" were sked to resign from the faculty of the ,ansas State Manual Training Norm School.
 British aviators in France in many ttacks have swooped down so low nat sometimes the wheels of their lachines touch the helmets of the +ernan troops. but their machine guns batter death all over.
 Armed posses are aiding the po-